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Importing Evidence

Store case files locally to ensure reliable access, minimize data use, and avoid delays caused by cloud storage dependencies. Import supported file types to get the most out of your app experience.

TrialPad supports importing documents from a variety of locations, including On My iPad, iCloud Drive, USB drives, and third-party cloud providers. For optimal reliability and offline access, it is recommended to store and manage your case files in the On My iPad location. For more information, please review: Changing the Storage to On My iPad

When you launch any LIT SUITE app, Apple’s Document Manager appears. The sidebar shows available storage locations. This location is where the case file will be stored. For more information, please review: Creating a New Case File on Your iPad or Creating a New Case File on Your Mac

Importing Files

To import evidence into TrialPad:

  • Tap the + button in the lower-left corner.

  • Select Import Documents or Import Multimedia.

  • Navigate to the storage location.

  • Select files and tap Open to confirm import.

To import transcripts into TranscriptPad:

  • Tap the + button in the lower-left corner.

  • Select Import Files.

  • Navigate to the storage location.

  • Select files and tap Open to confirm import.

    • TXT: Transcripts imported as TXT files can be annotated and assigned Issue Codes.
    • PDF: Transcripts or evidence that are PDF files will be imported in to an "Exhibits folder" and can not be annotated or have issue codes assigned.

To import evidence into DocReviewPad:

  • Tap the + button in the lower-left corner.

  • Select Import Documents.

  • Navigate to the storage location.

  • Select files and tap Open to confirm import.

To import events or files to TimelinePad, review: Create Events in a Timeline.

To load exhibits in to ExhibitsPad, review: Load Exhibits in to ExhibitsPad.

Importing Folders

  1. Tap the + button and choose Import Folder.

  2. Select a folder from On My iPad, iCloud Drive, or a USB drive.
    (Third-party cloud services do not support folder import.)

  3. To import a folder from a cloud provider, first compress it into a ZIP file using the Files app.

  4. Use Import Documents to import the ZIP. The app will extract and restore the folder structure.

More Importing Options:

Importing Evidence from a USB

Importing Evidence Using Drag and Drop

Transferring from a Computer:

 

For more information, watch Importing Evidence on YouTube.