Organizing Your Data with Folders
Folders in WickedFile help you organize related items into meaningful collections — think of them as your digital filing cabinets. You can group documents, transactions, repair orders (ROs), or scanned files from Custom Reports into folders that match your workflow or use case. This makes it easy to track related items, assign follow-up tasks, and keep your workspace clean and efficient.
💡 Why Use Folders
- Organize by Workflow or Use Case – Group items like invoices, transactions, or documents by category, vendor, or issue type.
- Improve Collaboration – Share folders with your team to stay aligned on active issues.
- Save Time – Quickly access all related files without needing to re-run reports or searches.
- Stay on Top of Follow-ups – Track unresolved items and monitor progress directly within WickedFile.
📁 Creating a New Folder
- 1. Go to Folders
In the sidebar, open Folders to view your saved collections.

- 2. Click “New Folder”
Select the + New Folder button to open the creation window.

- 3. Enter Folder Details
- Folder Name: Give your folder a clear and descriptive title.
Example: “Napa Follow Up” or “Monthly Vendor Reviews” - Description: Add an optional summary explaining the folder’s purpose.
Example: “Tracking all uncredited invoices from Napa Auto Parts.”
- Folder Name: Give your folder a clear and descriptive title.

- 4. Set Sharing Options (Optional)
Toggle Shared on if you’d like others on your team to access this folder. - 5. Save Your Folder
Click Save to create your folder. You’ll now see it listed in your Folders view.
📂 Adding Items to a Folder
You can populate your folder with relevant items from:
- Custom Reports – Select the items you want to group and choose Add to Folder.

- Scanned Data or Documents – Organize uploaded files or scanned results directly into a folder.
🔍 Viewing and Managing Folders
Once a folder is created:
- You can search and sort your folders by name or last updated date.
- Open a folder to view its contents, add new items, or remove outdated ones.

- Shared folders will show the owner and creation date for easy tracking.
🧠 Best Practices
- Use consistent naming conventions (e.g., “Vendor – Issue Type” or “Month – Review”).
- Share folders with teammates responsible for specific workflows.
- Periodically review and archive old folders to keep your workspace clean.