CaseFleet release notes www.casefleet.com

We redesigned the bulk edit feature for sources. Now you have more control over the changes you're making, and it's easier to understand what will happen when you hit the "save" button:

It's now possible to change the issues for multiple facts at a time. Using our newly-updated bulk-edit feature, you can select any number of facts and add or remove issues in bulk. You can also "archive" multiple facts at once - a handy way of hiding certain facts without having to delete them.

We recently updated the date and time section of the form for adding new facts and editing existing facts to make it easier to set the time or remove the time for a fact.

By default, you don't need any input for time:

Clicking + Add Time, gives you a handy input:

Now you can filter facts to view only those that have notes. Simply open the filter dropdown on the facts page or reports page, and choose the "Notes" option. Once you've selected "Notes" you can select whether you want to view facts with notes (i.e., Notes "is not empty") or facts without notes (Notes is empty).

Today we released a raft of improvements to the Saved Views feature (found on the cases list page, the facts tab, and Sources tab). The improvements make the buttons more compact and also provide the option to save the preferred number of items and sort order as part of a saved view. This release also included some small bug fixes.

Review audio and video files with ease in CaseFleet using our new media viewer, which automatically recognizes and transcribes speech. You can even use the search feature to find words in media files!

To get started, check out our support article: https://support.casefleet.com/en/articles/3299110-reviewing-audio-video-files

Use keyboard shortcuts within the document reviewers.

• Shift + Right Arrow to open the next document (if available)
• Shift + Left Arrow to open the previous document (if available)

CaseFleet now offers 4 options for sizing and positioning documents within the document viewer:

• Auto: should look great most of the time
• Horizontal: if you want to make the document really wide (to read the fine print!)
• Vertical: if you want to see all of the page without having to scroll
• Manual: if you really need to zoom in on particular part of the page

Here's what it looks like:

You can now bulk archive sources that you wish to have hidden within a case. Simply check the boxes of the sources that you wish to archive, select "Edit Multiple", and click "Archive Records".

Brand new improvement: now when you edit a document in the document viewer, the document will not be covered! This is very useful if you need to refer to what's on the page when changing the fields in the form for the document.