This feature is available ✔️ for:
Permission: Editor, Manager, Owner
Plan: Small Business, Business, Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise
Platform: Windows, MacOS
When you start working on a file in a shared tresor, you can add an Editing Badge to your documents. This lets other tresor members know that the file is open on your device and helps you and your team avoid conflict files.
How to use the Editing Badge
- Windows
- Mac
- Open Tresorit.
- Right-click the file you'd like to edit.
🏆 Pro tip: You can also do this in a synced folder on your desktop.
- Click Mark as editing.
- You can choose to mark the file as editing for 20 minutes, or 1, 3, and 24 hours.
- If you're done with editing before the badge expires, right-click on the file again and select Finished editing. Otherwise, you'll receive a system notification when the badge expires.
- Open Tresorit.
- Right-click the file you'd like to edit.
🏆 Pro tip: You can also do this in a synced folder on your desktop.
- Click Mark as editing.
- You can choose to mark the file as editing for 20 minutes, or 1, 3, and 24 hours.
- If you're done with editing before the badge expires, right-click on the file again and select Finished editing. Otherwise, you'll receive a system notification when the badge expires.
What to expect?
- Using the editing badge does not equal locking the file.
- Other tresor members will see a warning popup when trying to open a file that’s marked for editing.
- If they open the file and make changes anyway, it’ll either be overwritten or saved as a conflict file.
- You can only use this feature in shared tresors.
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