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Documents Migrator

Tom Copeland

Tom Copeland

CEO, Matterflow® | support@matterflow.com

Category: VineMigrator®

Upload large volumes of documents into Filevine projects

The Document Migrator is VineMigrator®'s solution for uploading large volumes of documents into Filevine projects. It uses a simple, structured folder system that mirrors your Filevine project and folder layout, ensuring documents land exactly where you expect them to within Filevine's Documents feature.

Understanding Filevine's Documents Feature

Before using the Document Migrator, it helps to understand how Filevine organizes and manages documents:

  • Centralized Document Management — Search and manage documents across all projects, including archived ones
  • Comprehensive Search — Find documents by title, content, metadata, tags, and more
  • Advanced Filtering — Filter by project, folder, upload date, tags, and other attributes
  • Bulk Actions — Perform actions like bulk downloads on multiple documents at once
  • Preview & Details — View document previews and detailed metadata without leaving the Documents page
  • Understanding these capabilities will help you design a folder structure that maximizes searchability and organization after migration.

    Getting Started: The Document Upload Template

    The Document Upload Template is the foundation of a successful document migration. While using the template is optional, it's highly recommended for ensuring your documents end up in the correct projects and folders.

    Preparing the Template

  • Download the Document Upload Template from the Document Migrator tool
  • The template is a zip file containing folders for each of your Filevine projects
  • Each project folder is labeled with the project name and Project ID for easy identification
  • Unzip the template to start organizing your files
  • Key Features

  • Pre-built folder structure aligned with Filevine projects
  • Clear project identification using names and IDs
  • Support for nested subfolders