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This video is part of a tutorial series on M-Files for Hubshare. In this video, you'll learn how to configure a widget, more spefically an extension content widget. Widgets are small applications that allow quick access and a visual on certain modules without having to access them.

This video is part of a tutorial series on M-Files for Hubshare. In this video, you'll learn how to set up a Hub. In Hubshare, the Hub is the main space where file sharing and collaboration takes place. To set this up, you need to have permissions to do so which can be granted by your company's Hubshare administrator.

Transferring files to M-Files is very easy. Files can be transferred by dragging and dropping or by copying files or folders to the M-Files document vault.

One of the most used and needed workflows throughout all organizations is the document review and approval workflow, where documents start out in a draft state and then they go through review and then final approval. It's really easy to create this workflow in M-Files and it saves staff loads of time since they don't have to hassle with the messy process of emailing attachments back and forth and creating multiple versions of the same document

What do risk and compliance functions risk by deferring digital transformation? How can risk and compliance functions jumpstart an organization's digital transformation? Why does intelligent information management underpin the compliance function AND digital transformation at the same time? These and more questions answered in this podcast featuring special guests Alexis Evangelou from Iron Mountain Cyprus and Vanessa Miller of VM Consulting.

Notifications are a great way of keeping people up to date of what is going on with the documents they put into a workflow. To send a notification, first define the recipient users and user groups. Then enter the notification subject and the message. You can also specify the user from metadata or state transitions.

On March 15th, we're launching the M-Files Community — a place where customers, admins, partners and M-Files employees can discuss all things M-Files. Whether it's a technical question, best practices or just a nickel's worth of free advice, the M-Files Community will (1) establish a sense of connection within the global M-Files community, (2) facilitate self-service, and (3) help us gather feedback from M-Files users about the product. Join us with Julian Cook, M-Files Chief Customer Officer, and Jocelyn Flint, Global Community Manager for a quick explanation of the purpose, roadmap and expectations of the M-Files Community.