Organization Admin: Dashboard Tabs

This article covers organization admin functionalities, which are available to certain users with contracts covering unlimited database creation. 

Table of Contents

• Projects & Users
• Search Across Projects
• User Identifiers
• Security Settings
• Database Sizes
• Processed Uploads
• File Transfers
• Cloud Management
• Tasks
• Current User Activity
• User Access History
• API Keys

Video overview of the Organization Admin dashboard:

This article covers the functionality of the various tabs on the organization administrator page. This page is only accessible for users with an annual, organization wide contract. Please contact your account representative or support@everlaw.com if you are not sure if you qualify.

You can access the Organization Page by clicking on the diamond icon with an “O” on the upper right of your screen, near your name.

Projects & Users

The Projects & Users tab is the hub of larger project and database management. From this tab, you are able to manage organization members, create databases, rename projects, export projects, suspend projects, and request project deletion. Please see our organization and project administration documentation for more information on each of these functionalities.

For information on adding and setting up a new database, see this help article.

The Projects & Users tab is used to view all of the projects and users that are associated with your organization. This page is split into the Projects view and the Users view. When you first navigate to this page, you will taken to the Projects view. On the left side, there is a list of projects belonging to your organization. These cases may or may not include you as an organization administrator, but they are “owned” by your organization. For example, if you are on a multi-plaintiff case that was started by another organization, it would not appear in this list. Conversely, if a project is part of your organization even if you are not on it, it will appear in that list. You can filter projects by typing into the filter box next to where it says “Projects.”

If you select a project, you will see the full list of users on that project. To see a list of all users in your organization, switch to the Users view by selecting Users at the top of the page. 

To remove a user from your organization, click the "X" icon on the right side of the user’s name.

This will remove the user from all projects owned by your organization, as well as the organization itself.

You cannot transfer any review work for the user you are removing if they are removed from the organization admin page. To transfer a user’s review work prior to their removal, navigate to their individual project(s) and remove them from the project's settings page. There, you will be given the option of transferring their review work before their removal.

To navigate to a project, click on the gear icon to jump to the project’s settings page. If you do not have Project Administration permissions on a given project, the icon under project navigation will be greyed out.

Search Across Projects 

Organization administrators can simultaneously search across all projects to find hits for any given search criteria. The tab, found under Projects & Users in the organization admin page, contains our normal search interface but with a more general search term set to better account for finding hits across all projects. After building a search on the query builder, clicking “Search” will open up a corresponding results table that displays rows of every project you have access to and its corresponding search hits. 

To learn about Search Across Projects in more depth, please refer to this article.

User Identifiers

This tab will allow organization administrators to create and manage user identifiers, which can be applied to users on projects owned by your organization. To learn more about creating and managing user identifiers please read this article.

Security Settings

From this tab, organization administrators can configure and enforce organization-wide security settings. This tab is also where SAML single sign-on options and associated domains can be managed. To learn more about organization-wide security settings, please see this article. 

Database Sizes

On the Database Sizes tab, you can see a list of all of your databases and their sizes. You can also see their associated projects by clicking the caret next to their names. If all projects within a database are suspended or deleted, the database row will also display that flag under deletion/suspension status.

The boxes across the top of the page contain billing information. The leftmost box shows billable active size, which is the peak native size plus the peak processed size of your documents. The middle box shows billable suspended size, which is the sum of all data suspended for the entirety of the month. Data suspended or deleted midway through the month will always contribute to the active size total. Finally, the rightmost box shows the last recorded size for the month you are viewing, which will be the current size if you are viewing the current month. You can use that information to help anticipate your bill for next month. 

On the top left, you can choose the date range that you would like to view or navigate between months using the arrows. You can also filter databases by name using the filter box above the table. 

Click on the export icon on the upper right of the table to export either a CSV of projects or databases. This CSV will include the size information for each database or each project depending on the option you selected. This export contains the following columns: 

• Name - The name of the database/project
• id - The unique identifier of the database/project. The values in this column are integers
• Created - The date the database/project was created in YYYY/MM/DD format
• Last Status Update - The date of the last update to this database or project’s status
• Status Update Type - If this database/project has been deleted or suspended, this column will show what the change was. These values can be DELETED or SUSPENDED
• Billing State - This column will show what the billing status of the database/project is. These values can be ACTIVE or SUSPENDED
• Peak Active Processed Size (GB) - The total peak size in gigabytes of the documents processed in Everlaw that exist on this project/database. Please note that this includes documents that were processed on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Peak Active Produced Size (GB) - The total peak size in gigabytes of the documents produced in Everlaw that exist on this project/database. Please note that this includes documents that were produced on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Peak Active Native Size (GB) - The total peak size in gigabytes of the native documents that exist on this project/database. Please note that this includes documents that were uploaded on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Current Active Processed Size (GB) - The current active size in gigabytes of the documents processed in Everlaw that exist on this project/database. Again note that this includes documents that were processed on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Current Active Produced Size (GB) - The current active size in gigabytes of the documents produced in Everlaw that exist on this project/database. Again note that this includes documents that were produced on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Current Active Native Size (GB) - The current total size in gigabytes of the native documents that exist on this project/database. Again note that this includes documents that were uploaded on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Peak ECA Processed Size (GB) - The total peak size in gigabytes of the documents processed in Everlaw that exist on ECA projects on this project/database. Please note that this includes documents that were processed on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Peak ECA Native Size (GB) - The total peak size in gigabytes of the native documents that exist on ECA projects on this project/database. Please note that this includes documents that were uploaded on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Current ECA Processed Size (GB) -  The current active size in gigabytes of the documents processed in Everlaw that exist on ECA projects on this project/database. Again note that this includes documents that were processed on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Current ECA Native Size (GB) - The current active size in gigabytes of the native documents that exist on ECA projects on this project/database. Please note that this includes documents that were uploaded on other projects in the database and added to this project
• Billable Active Size (GB) - The total billable size of non-ECA documents on your project or database
• Billable ECA Size (GB) - The total billable size of ECA documents on your project or database
• Count of Processed Datasets - The current number of processed uploads that have taken place on this project/database. The values in this column are integers
• Count of Produced Datasets - The current number of productions that have taken place on this project/database. The values in this column are integers
• Count of Native Datasets - The current number of native uploads that have taken place on this project/database. The values in this column are integers
• Is ECA - This column has been renamed from “Is Eca.” This displays if the project/database is ECA. This value can be TRUE or FALSE
• Last Login - The date of the last login by any user on the project in YYYY/MM/DD format
• Is Partial - This column displays if a project is a partial project. These values can be TRUE or FALSE (Project exports only) 
• Org Id - The unique identifier of the organization that the project is in. The values in this column are integers  (Project exports only) 
• Org Name - The name of the organization that the project is in (Project exports only)
• Database Id - The unique identifier of the database that the project is in. The values in this column are integers  (Project exports only)  (Project exports only)
• Deletion Requested - The date of the last deletion request for this project in YYYY/MM/DD format (Project exports only)

Processed Uploads

Organization Admins can upload processed data directly from the Organization Admin Page. For information about uploading processed data into Everlaw, please consult this article.

File Transfers

On this tab, you can see a list of file transfers of processed upload submitted by users  on individual projects that are owned by your organization. You can filter by project, and choose what status you are interested in looking at. For example, you can view all uploads in the “Received” stage to see uploads you may not have begun uploading using the full Processed Uploads tool in the tab above.

Please note that the statuses for these uploads must be adjusted on the individual project pages. Completing the upload on the Processed Uploads tab will not change the status.

Cloud Management

On this tab, you can set cloud management permissions managing an Everlaw organization's connection to cloud organizations. This supports some cloud to cloud data transfers to Everlaw. You can learn more here about cloud management administration.  

Tasks

On the Tasks page, you can see a list of all active and finished tasks on projects owned by your organization. This includes all tasks which run on any of the projects belonging to your organization, including batch actions like assignments, adding documents to binders or batch coding documents, and single actions like exports and binder deletions.

You can see the time the task started, the user who started it, a description of the task, its progress, and an ETA. If the ETA is listed as “Queued,” the task has not yet begun but will start when the system is freed up to work on it. Under “Action”, you can choose to pause or abort the task. Please note that if the task can be completed in stages, like batch coding documents, aborting the task will just prevent future documents from being coded. It does not remove the code from the documents that were already affected. If you would like to undo the coding decisions, you can do so in the Finished Tasks section. For tasks like exports, aborting the task will prevent you from being able to use the export.

Finished tasks can be filtered by project name, user, or description within a chosen date range. Under Description, there might be a blue “i” icon. This indicates there is more information you can expand by clicking. In most cases, it is a list of missing files in an export. If an entry has an icon under the Undo column, you can undo the finished task. To access more information about your finished tasks, such as task start time, completion time, and task duration, click on the three dot menu icon under the More column and select “See details”.

Current User Activity 

On the activity tab, you can see all current activity by users in your organization on projects that are owned by your organization. For certain objects like searches and documents, you can click on the linked label to be taken to that object. Any event that has happened within the last ten minutes will be displayed here.

User Access History

The User Access tab on the Organization Administrator page allows you to see the user access history of your organization, as well as any project your organization owns. From this page, you can view who has been granted access to a particular project, which groups they were added to, as well as which users have been removed from the project.

To view the access history of a particular project, simply type the project name into the search box at the bottom of the page and hit Enter on your keyboard. Please note that you may need to scroll past activity listed on the page to view the search box.

API Keys

The API Keys tab on the Organization Administrator page allows you to generate and manage API keys used to securely connect to custom applications leveraging Everlaw’s Application Programming Interface (API). To learn more about Everlaw’s API and managing API keys, please see this article.