The Workbench
Find every deal file in one panel, with uploads in the Library, work in progress in Drafts, and finished deliverables in Outputs.
The Workbench is the file panel on the right side of every deal. Use it to upload documents, follow what the terminal produces, and open any file in a preview.
Drag the divider to resize the panel, or collapse it entirely; the size you set is remembered. The Workbench refreshes when the terminal finishes a piece of work, and new files appear automatically.
The file tree
The file tree has the same three top-level folders in every deal: Library, Drafts, and Outputs. Deals and files covers what each holds.
The Library is organized into a fixed set of folders by document type (Model, Legal, Third Party Reports, Market & Comps, and so on), plus any folders the terminal creates. Which folders you've opened and closed is remembered, so the tree stays the way you left it.
A Recent changes section above the tree lists the five most recently modified files with relative timestamps, so you can pick up wherever the work last moved.
File actions
Hover a file row, or right-click it, to open the action menu:
- Preview: opens the file in the side pane. See Previews.
- Version history: lists every kept version. See Recover files.
- Move to trash: deletes it, with an Undo button so a slip is one click to reverse.
The menu also offers Download and Move to any folder.
Folders offer Download as zip.
Reference a file in the terminal
Drag a file row onto the terminal to reference it in your message. The file path lands as an @-mention at the cursor.
Portfolio
In Portfolio, admins see a Workbench of fund-level folders instead: Fund Financials, Investor Relations, Market & Research, Performance, and Misc / Unsorted.
Next steps
- Uploads and the inbox: how files enter the deal and get classified into the Library.
- Previews: what opens when you click a file, and how previews stay current.
- Recover files: the 30-day safety net behind every save and delete.
- Output Formats: attach house templates so drafts follow your firm's format.