NetDocuments: Preferred Permissions

NetDocuments: Preferred Permissions

To export documents from NetDocuments as quickly as possible, the user doing the export should be a cabinet administrator.
Follow the instructions below to set a user as a cabinet administrator.

Setting a User as a Cabinet Administrator

1.  Log into NetDocuments.  Click your Name > Admin > and then select the name of the Cabinet.
2.  Scroll down to the "Cabinet Administrators" section, select the desired administrator, and click "Add":
3.  Finally, scroll down to the bottom and click Submit:

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