Managing Process Assets with Drive in Pronnel

Step 1: Accessing the Drive

Click on the "+New" Button:

On the top-right side of your Pronnel dashboard, locate and click on the "+New" button.

Step 2: Understanding Drive Visibility Settings

1. Private (Visible to Board Members Only):

   This setting restricts access to the Drive only to members who are part of the specific Board it is linked to. It's ideal for confidential or process-specific files where limited visibility is important.

2. Internal (Visible to Anyone in the Organization):

   This setting makes the Drive accessible to all users within the organization, regardless of whether they are part of the Board. It's useful for commonly used templates, training documents, or resources that benefit multiple teams.

   

Step 3: Uploading and Adding Assets

1. Upload New Files or Links:

   Click on the “Add” or “Upload” button to insert new documents, images, videos, audio clips, or links.

2. Record Media:

   You can also directly record audio or video (with or without sound) using the built-in recorder and save it to the Drive.

   

Step 4: Organizing Assets

1. Rename Files:

   Assign meaningful names to assets for better identification and clarity.

2. Reorder or Categorize:

   Organize your files logically for easier retrieval. Group related assets if needed.

Step 5: Sharing and Collaboration

1. Copy Shareable Links:

   Use the copy link feature to share files with team members directly within or outside Pronnel.

2. Control Access:

   Assets inherit board permissions, so only members with access to the board can view them.

Step 6: Managing Versions

1. Add New Versions:

   Update files without losing past data by uploading a new version of the same asset.

2. View Version History:

   Check older versions at any time to track changes and maintain control over edits.

   

Step 7: Navigating Views

1. Switch Between Views:

   Use the Preview mode for thumbnails and Detailed mode for a list view with metadata.

   
   

2. Preview Asset Details:

   From thumbnails, get quick info like file size, type, and options (edit, download, delete).

Step 8: Benefits of Using Drive

1. Centralized Access:

   All your process-related assets are in one place, reducing time spent searching.

2. Enhanced Collaboration:

   Team members can access the right version of the file at the right time with minimal friction.

3. Boosted Productivity:

   Quick recording and direct sharing streamline communication and documentation.