Features / Search
One box, everything in it.
A request pack, a person, a request, a filename. Search reaches all of it from wherever you are, and the keyboard opens it without your hand leaving the keys.
- AFArdley Foods4 awaiting
- SKSarah Kelsall
- ardley-insurance.pdfArdley Foods
What it reaches
And only what you are allowed to see: a restricted colleague searching finds what is in their own request packs and nothing else.
- Names, references and emails
- Packs and requests, by title
- Files, by name
- Your team’s notes
Request packs
- Move-in3 of 5 in
People
- MOMaya OsborneTenant
Files
- hazel-mews-inventory.pdf6 Sep
Notes
- Hazel Mews keys are with the agentLaura, 3 Sep
An illustration. The names are made up.
On the keyboard
Command K on a Mac, Control K elsewhere, and the shortcut is written on the row so nobody has to be told twice.
The address holds the search
A result view has its own address, so you can send a colleague exactly what you are looking at.
It respects access
Search is not a way round permissions. A restricted colleague never sees a result from a request pack they have not been given.
The pictures are illustrations. The names are made up.
And a shortcut for everything else
Press ? for the list. G then a letter goes to a screen. The shortcuts wait while you are typing in a field or have a dialog open, so they never take a letter off a form.
- Search everythingCmd K
- Request packsg then o
- All requestsg then r
- Add requestn
Find something.
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