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Case notes: Notebook

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Case notes let you record personal notebooks and thoughts directly in amaise — structured, shareable, and always available on the case. The case notes panel is accessible alongside all main views (dashboards, case timeline, file review).

Open case notes

You’ll find case notes in the right sidebar. Click the notebook icon to open the panel. You can also open case notes in a separate window (detached mode).

Create a notebook

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  1. Click Create notebook

  2. Enter a title

  3. Optionally select a template

  4. Write your content in the rich-text editor — with formatting, lists, and more

  5. The notebook saves automatically (3 seconds after you stop typing). The status All changes saved appears once everything is saved.

Editor features

The notebook toolbar offers these tools:

  • Undo / Redo — reverse or repeat actions

  • Text formats — bold, italic, underline

  • Text size — adjust titles and headings

  • Text color — color your text

  • Highlight — emphasize text with a background color

  • Tables — insert and edit tables

  • Quotes — insert quote blocks

  • Lists — numbered and bulleted lists

  • Document link — insert a link to the current document

Link to documents

The Insert link to current document button (the link icon at the end of the toolbar) links text to the document currently open in the PDF reader — at the page you’re viewing.

  • Text selected — the selected words become the link

  • Nothing selected — the document title is inserted as a link

💡 When you copy text from a document and paste it into the notebook, a link to the document and the exact text location is created automatically.

Jump to linked documents

Every link in a notebook is clickable. Click one and the PDF reader opens at the exact document and page. For pasted quotes, the view also scrolls to the highlighted passage.

Use templates

When creating a new notebook, you can select a template. Templates provide a ready-made structure for common notebook types. The template is preselected based on your profession — but you can change it anytime.

Editing rights

You can only edit your own notebooks. Notebooks from other users are read-only for you — unless the access level is set to Shared.

Set access rights

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Each notebook has an access level:

  • Standard — Any user with access to this case can read the notebook

  • Private — Only you have access to this notebook

  • Restricted — External users have no access to the notebook

  • Shared — All users can edit this notebook

Workspace administrators may, depending on their permissions, have access to all notebooks in a case — including private ones.

Print notebook

Use the print function to print a notebook or save it as a PDF.

Delete notebook

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From a notebook’s menu, you can delete it permanently. You must enter the notebook’s title to confirm deletion. Deleted notebooks cannot be recovered.

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