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Move files to folders
Learn how to move files to folders in Documents via the web app.
Cette fonctionnalité est actuellement en Accès anticipé. Si vous êtes intéressé, veuillez contacter notre équipe de support technique client ou votre responsable de la réussite client pour vérifier si votre organisation est éligible.
Why use folders?
We understand that organizations manage a large number of files, which can quickly become disorganized and difficult to find. Searching through scattered files can waste valuable time and slow down your workflow. By organizing your files into folders, you can keep everything in one place and find files when you need them. It’s a simple way to stay organized, work more efficiently, and keep important information at your fingertips.
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Move a file to a folder
Select
Documents from the menu on the left-hand side.Click
on the right-hand side of the file.Select
Déplacer vers le dossier.Select the folder and click Move here.
If you want to move a file to a new folder, click
Créer un nouveau, enter the folder name, and click Créer.
Bulk move files to a folder
Select
Documents from the menu on the left-hand side.Select the files you want to move by checking each file's box on the left-hand side of the page.
Click
Déplacer vers le dossier at the bottom of the page.
Select the folder and click Move here.
If you want to move a file to a new folder, click
Créer un nouveau, enter the folder name, and click Créer.
You can also make organizing files easier by moving entire folders or subfolders into another folder.
Limitations
If you're on the Premium or Enterprise Plans, you can only add up to 100 subfolders and 200 files to a folder.
If you're on the Free Plan, you can add up to 100 files or folders combined.
Each file or subfolder can only be in one folder at a time. If you move a file or subfolder to a new folder, it will be removed from its current one.
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