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# Auto-folderize
Organizing legal documents can be time-consuming, especially when you’re working with large bundles of pleadings, contracts, or scanned filings. That’s where **Auto-Folderize** comes in. With a single click, Jurisphere intelligently sorts your files into dynamic folders and subfolders, saving you hours of manual effort.
Auto-Folderize is designed to work seamlessly across practice areas. Whether you're sorting filings for a court matter or categorizing agreements in a corporate transaction, the system identifies patterns like type of document, matter titles, and categories to create a clear, structured folder hierarchy.
Jurisphere recognizes the nature of each document **based on its contents** and not its file name. The names of the documents do not affect the auto-folderize function.
## Step-by-step Guide
1. Go to your Folder pane - click on 'Browse files' in the top left of the navigation bar..
2. Upload multiple files into a folder.
3. Once the files are uploaded, click the **Auto-Folderize** button that appears at the top of the folder pane, just below the 'Upload Files' button.
4. A pop-up box will open.
Inside this pop-up:
1. Select the parent folder within which you want to organize the selected files.
2. Choose the sub-folders you want your selected files to be categorized into.
3. Review the auto-created sub-folders and the files within them. You can rename, delete, or rearrange them as needed.
{% hint style="success" %}
You can select the category heads like 'Litigation' or 'Corporate' if you want to choose all sub-folders under the head.
{% endhint %}
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### Notes
* Auto-Folderize is ideal for large document sets like case bundles or filings.
* You can manually adjust the folder structure after Auto-Folderize runs.
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