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Files

Last updated 1 month ago

Files are a Type in Seal.

PDFs, CSVs, images, and videos can be uploaded as Files - they exist as a Type, and can be given titles, fields, tags, reviews, and can be sent for training.

It is possible to upload multiple files. You are also able to connect your Dropbox to Seal, to directly upload files from your Dropbox server.

To download, duplicate, or replace a file, click on the three dot menu on the top right hand corner.

Referencing Files in Seal

Uploaded files can be referenced in Seal by other entities, using the 'Reference' field.

Uploading Files as Record Fields

Files can also be directly uploaded into the 'Fields' section.