Setting Up the Exhibit Stamping Template in Litigation

Follow
The Exhibit Stamp feature replaces the manual process of applying exhibit stickers to your trial exhibits. This article walks you through applying Exhibit Stamps in both NextGen and Legacy databases.

Which database type should I follow?

If you see the image.png badge next to your database name, follow the NextGen tab below. Otherwise, switch to the Legacy tab.

NextGenLegacy
Start by going to MORE > Settings.
 
Click the Documents tab and from there, you can scroll down to the Exhibit Stamp Settings section. This is where you can create reusable stamp templates and determine the documents to be stamped.
 
Click "Edit" to modify your settings.
 

Exhibit Stamp Template

The Exhibit Stamp Template screen allows you to customize how exhibit stamps appear on documents. You can control the stamp’s structure, content, placement, and color, with a live preview showing how your changes will look.

1. Stamp Structure

Use the Structure section to design the layout of your exhibit stamp. You can include up to four rows of content.

Each row may include:

  • Plain text (for example, Exhibit)
  • Special characters
  • Dynamic placeholders

Available placeholders:

  • %F — Folder name
  • %f — Folder prefix
  • %e — Exhibit number

To modify the stamp structure:

  1. Enter text or placeholders into each row field.
  2. Click Add row to include an additional line (up to four total).
  3. Click Remove to delete a row.
  4. Use the drag handle to reorder rows.
2. Preview

The Preview panel updates automatically to show how the exhibit stamp will appear on a document based on your current settings.

3. Stamp Settings

Use the Settings section to control the default placement and appearance of the stamp.

  • Vertical Placement — Choose where the stamp appears vertically (Top or Bottom).
  • Horizontal Placement — Choose where the stamp appears horizontally (Left, Center, or Right).
  • Color — Select whether the stamp appears in white or uses the folder’s assigned color.

You can reposition the stamp on individual documents after it has been applied.

4. Saving Your Changes
  • Click Update to save your changes.
  • Click Cancel to discard changes and exit without updating the template.
Now you are ready to stamp. Click here to learn more about stamping your trial exhibits.
 

Return to Litigation Workflow

0 out of 0 found this helpful

Comments

0 comments

Article is closed for comments.

Articles in this section