Workflow: How to Incorporate Your Documents into vLex
A workflow for incorporating your documents into vLex Library. Learn to sync your files with vLex Cloud to search and analyze them with Vincent's AI.
Summary
Incorporate your own documents into vLex Library using vLex Cloud. This workflow allows you to sync your private files, making them searchable and analyzable alongside vLex's global database.
Why This is Important
This workflow breaks down the barrier between your internal knowledge and external research. It creates a single, powerful search experience, allowing you to leverage your firm's existing work product to speed up new legal research workflows.
A Step-by-Step Workflow
Step 1: Connect Your Cloud Storage
From the Homepage, find the vLex Cloud card and click Get started. Follow the on-screen prompts to securely connect your Dropbox, OneDrive, or other supported cloud storage service.
Step 2: Select Folders to Sync
Choose which folders from your cloud storage you want to sync with vLex. The system will begin indexing the documents within them.
Step 3: Search Across All Content
Run any search in vLex Library. On the results page, you will now see Your own documents as a Content type filter on the left. Click this to see only the results from your private files.

Step 4: Analyze Your Document with Vincent
Open one of your synced documents. Click the Related tab to have Vincent analyze your text and suggest relevant published authorities from the vLex Library database that you may have missed.
Your Documents Remain Private and Secure: Only you and users you explicitly authorize can access your synced documents. vLex uses industry-leading security protocols to protect your data.
Best Practices & Pro Tips
Create a Master Reference List: Create a document in your cloud storage that contains links to all your most-cited authorities. Sync this file to vLex Cloud to create an interactive, up-to-date reference list.
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