iManage Work Help

Select the document you wish to copy and drag it from the center panel.
Hover over the tree nodes to expand the containers within.
When you locate the destination folder where you wish to copy the document(s) press the Ctrl key (or the Option key for Mac users) and then drop.
Figure: Copying a document from center panel to tree using drag-and-drop
Based on the number of documents that you’re copying, your options to proceed are as explained in the table below:

Table: Copying single versus multiple documents

Copying a single document

Copying multiple documents

Select View Properties in the progress dialog to browse to the location where the document is copied and view its properties.
Or
Select Open the new copy link in the banner to open the document.
NOTE: The open action follows your Title click settings for the File open or Microsoft 365 file open option as configured under User Settings in iManage Work. For more information, refer to Configuring title and row double-click actions.

Select View Properties in the progress dialog to browse to the location where the document is copied and view its properties.

NOTE:

The Copy operation fails if you don’t have enough permissions to the target folder (read/write or full access).
Copying documents to Search Folders isn't supported.
If users don't press the Ctrl key (or the Option key for Mac users) while dropping the document to the target folder, the document is moved instead of being copied.

Depending on the browsers and operating system that you use, the behavior and the key used for this feature may vary as explained in the following table:

Table: Copy using dragging across browsers

Operating system	Browser	Move operation	Copy operation
macOS	Safari	Drag to the location	Dragging with the Option key pressed. NOTE: Press the Option key before you start dragging.
macOS	Other browsers	Drag to the location	Dragging with the Option key pressed.
Windows	All browsers	Drag to the location	Dragging with the Ctrl key pressed.
Windows virtual machine on Mac	All browsers	Drag to the location	Dragging with the Ctrl key pressed. NOTE: Press the Ctrl key before you start dragging.