Folders & auto-filing
Folders are where documents live; routing rules are how matching documents get there automatically. Set both up once and future matches file themselves.
Folders
Create a folder.
On the Folders page, click the+button in the sidebar, name the folder, and optionally pick a color. Industry setup extends classification vocabulary and applies retention defaults; it does not create folders automatically (see chapter 12).Browse by folder.
Select any folder to see its documents;All documentsat the top shows everything. Rename, recolor, or delete a folder from its row.Deleting a folder is safe by default.
You choose what happens to its documents:Move to Uncategorizedkeeps every document, orDelete all documentsremoves them permanently (a separate, deliberately restricted permission).
Auto-filing with routing rules
Routing rules connect the AI's classification to your folders: "when a document is classified as an invoice, file it in Invoices." You'll find them on the Workflows page under Advanced.
- Each rule has a run order, the document type it matches, a destination folder, and an on/off toggle.
- Rules run top-down by run order, and the first match wins — when a rule matches, the document is filed once.
- No matching rule? The document simply stays put until you add one — nothing is ever misfiled by guesswork.
Workflows: the bigger picture
Routing rules are the simplest automation. Full workflows — built on the same page — record how a document arrived and what the processing pipeline produced, then create configured review or sign-off tasks and send configured Slack notifications. A workflow can target one document type or all document types, and it runs once per matching document for that document's lifetime.