RedactManager Documentation

The RedactManager now offers a Help Mode. You can enable it by clicking on the green question mark at the bottom right of RedactManager.

Once enabled, numerous interactive elements are highlighted in green when you hover over the user interface. Clicking on one of the elements opens a new browser tab. It shows the chapter of the RedactManager manual that explains the respective feature.

You can disable the Help Mode by clicking on the close icon on the bottom right.

Help Mode

For further information, please see Help Mode.

When the deadline for processing a dossier has expired, the color of the date field changes from yellow to red.

For further information, please see User interface of the Dossier Overview.

Dossier with expired deadline

Admins can now create their own dossier states in the dossier templates in order to mirror the internal dossier lifecycle.

Dossier states in dossier list

As the Dossier Owner, you can change a dossier's status via the dossier list or the dossier info. The dossier status is displayed in a separate column in the dossier list.

Edit dossier status

For further information, please see Edit Dossier and Dossier list.

We have added the "Last modified on" column to the document list. It shows the date of the last modification. Changes triggered by a reanalysis after changing the dictionaries/rules are also taken into account.

For further information, please see Document list.

"Last modified on" column

You can now manually disable and re-enable the automatic reanalysis.

You will find the respective icons in the document list and in the Editor. You have the possibility to start the reanalysis manually if the automatic reanalysis is disabled. How it works: Click the Disable auto-analysis icon in the document features of the document list or the Editor.

Disable auto-analysis

If automatic reanalysis is disabled but you still want to run a reanalysis, you can start it manually. To do that, click the Analyze File icon.

Analyze file manually

You can re-enable the automatic reanalysis by clicking on Enable auto-analysis.

Re-enable automatic reanalysis

For further information, please see Document features.

So far, only the Dossier Owner has been able to add entries to the dossier dictionary.

As the Dossier Owner, you can now allow other Dossier Members to add entries to the dossier dictionary. To do so, enable the respective checkbox in the Dossier Info.

Enable 'Add to dictionary'

Analysis results based on artificial intelligence are now labeled as recommendations by default. You decide whether you want to accept these recommendations. In addition to improved author recommendations, RedactManager now also offers AI-based address recommendations.

AI-based recommendation in workload filter

For further information, please see Hints, images, and recommendations.

You can now also upload preview files that you have created with the RedactManager and that already contain redactions. If you upload a preview document from a download package to a dossier, the contained redactions are labeled in the Editor as Imported Redaction.

You can import redactions from redacted documents into the source version of the document. It is also possible to import redactions that were not created with RedactManager.

In this case, upload the source document to RedactManager as usual. Then, click the new button in the document features to import the redactions contained in the redacted file version.

Import redactions from redacted file

See also: Imported redactions

RedactManager also offers a new download format in this context: Delta PDF.

Delta PDF shows the changes that have been made to imported redactions:

You can now view references to annotations in the workload. References provide an overview of connections between annotations.

In order for references to be displayed, however, a corresponding rule must be defined.

The icon in an annotation shows that there are references. Click on it to display the annotations related to the annotation.

References

Typical use case:

Hints pointing to publicly available information result in redactions in the same paragraph being turned into Skipped Redactions because it is assumed that this information is publicly known. If you open the references of a Skipped Redaction, you will see the publication hint and further redactions that have been skipped based on this hint.

See also References