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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.simplifine.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Simplifine provides multiple ways to save and organize your documents, ensuring you can build a well-structured library tailored to your research needs.

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Ways to Save Documents

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1. Saving Documents from Search Results

This feature is coming soon.
You can save documents directly from your search results into your library:
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First Step

Locate the file you want to save in the search results.
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Second Step

Right-click on the file name.
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Third Step

Select “Save to Library” from the dropdown menu.
This allows you to seamlessly add references you find through search into your personal library.
This feature is coming soon.
For users conducting a literature search, Simplifine offers the option to auto-save all retrieved documents:
  • Go to the literature search screen.
  • Access the settings menu within the screen.
  • Enable the auto-save option.
With this feature, all the files retrieved during your literature searches are automatically added to your library, saving you time and effort.

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3. Manually Uploading Files to Simplifine

This feature is coming soon.
You can manually upload files to your library for added flexibility:
  • Simply drag and drop your files onto the Simplifine library window.
This method is perfect for uploading documents stored locally on your device, such as PDFs, datasets, or other research materials.

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4. Uploading Files to Specific Projects

If you want to organize your files within a specific project:
  • Navigate to Projects in the toolbar.
  • Open the project where you want to add your files.
  • Drag and drop your files into the open project window.
This ensures your documents are categorized directly within the relevant project for streamlined organization and easy access.
Simplifine’s flexible saving options make it simple to build and organize your library, keeping your research materials at your fingertips.