A folder dialog is simply a method of viewing whats already there but sorting it in a pre-defined way. We can already sort a tray with very limited options so why can't we set up a folder dialog to show documents in a tray in a certain format? Or at the very least give us the capability to set our own custom filtering options.

It would be nice to be able to break out the 'use' permission on a document tray to be two separate permissions: View and Modify. Currently, personnel have full access to another persons working tray when they have the Use permission applied, but they have requested the ability to lock down their own trays where others on the team have visibility (View / Read Only), but not edit.

Create a mass delete within the "temp" document tray due to the fact if you have an issue during "import" all the files get placed there. I have had to manual go in and delete over 5,000 document multiple times, perhaps add where deletion workflows can be done to document trays

Just like there is a number for when you have tasks in your task list

As explained in the title, and as shown on the screenshots ; easy to see if you have documents and how many in each of the document trays you have access to. Really cool feature for an improved user experience. (no need to go in DW or to receive a notification)

It would be nice to have the number of files in each tray display on the drop down. This way I don't have to open the tray to see if anything needs to be processed. Please see attachment for example.

Users are accustomed to entering a description when scanning multiple documents to a tray and this later helps them select them for indexing. This description may be a batch number, a date, a location from where the documents were received, the operator's name or any text at all that helps organize the documents. The current functionality only allows editing the document name after it is already in the tray and only one document at a time.

the ability to hide Document Trays tab globally or by user/group if not in use.

Would be nice to have the ability to remove blank pages from the web basket and also from the stored documents in the cabinet. This feature should be available from the task list as well.

Would also be nice to have the ability to automatically detect and remove blank pages with the import feature.

When creating a new tray for a user, the admin should have the option to make that new tray the new default tray of the user. At the moment it seems random which tray of a user become the default tray. The decision should initially lie with the admin as there might be import jobs or printer configurations which forward the processed documents to the default tray of the user

When adding files to a tray from a result view or importing, the documents will not keep the order in which they entered the tray.
This was a feature of the Windows client. They were added to the Basket Synchronously. With the web client they are added Asynchronously and if a larger file takes more processing in the queue it will go in later. Also the modification time seems to be based on minutes rather than the "milliseconds since Epoch to date". This also throws them out of order.

While importing document into the web basket, there should be a way you can cancel the document from importing

Previous versions of Docuware allowed baskets to be organized side by side in columns. The current (v6.7) split view window is a poor substitute and uses space much less efficiently than did the old version's columns.

Further, having the indexing fields completely overtake the basket view is a phenomenal waste of space and deprives the user of valuable information. There is no need to have index fields that extend the entire width of the monitor.

Please restore a view option that approximates the old (v5) column view. It was far more information dense and vastly more useable.

Allow users to edit after checking out/checking in a document. Version control should be able to be manual and automatic not limited

Provide utility to show and/or delete a user's private web basket contents or the web basket itself.

The Windows client had a trash can that would save documents deleted from a basket. Can you implement a web basket recycle bin that would act as a failsafe for the user?