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Quick start guide: Transaction participants
Quick start guide: Transaction participants

How to get started using Legatics as a transaction participant

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Written by Legatics Support
Updated over 3 months ago

This quick start guide will cover how to get started using Legatics as a transaction participant.

The guide is designed to cover the key actions you may be required to take, however, depending on how the matter you are working on has been set up you may be able to access more or fewer features detailed below.


In this article:


First off, what is Legatics?

Legatics is an intuitive legal transaction management platform that simplifies and automates traditional legal processes.

Watch the video below to learn more:


Legatics invitation

Before logging in to Legatics, the organization running the transaction should invite you to work on the matter they have created.

You should receive this invitation via an email from no-reply@legatics.com.
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❗Important: If you have been invited but are yet to receive the email, ensure that your organization has whitelisted emails from "@legatics.com" domain and remember to check your spam/junk folder.


Logging in to Legatics

See the help articles below for information on how to:


Managing your account

Once you have created an account and logged in, you can edit your settings and notification preferences.


Matter dashboard

See the help article below to understand what the matter dashboard, the first screen you see when you access a matter, is:


Uploading documents

A common action transaction participants will have to carry out is uploading documents. The help articles linked below explain how to upload and download documents:


Email notifications

Emails will notify participants when they need to take action on a matter. The help articles below explain how notifications work and how they can be customised:


Audit trail

The audit trail will show all the actions that have taken place in the matter which a participant has access to. It is a useful way to track when certain actions took place and by whom.


Related articles:


If you have any further questions about sections or anything else, please email us at support@legatics.com.

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