You may remember a document’s topic but not the name you gave it. Paperspell brings search and filters together so you can work from what you remember, then narrow the list.
Begin with a few useful words
Search for the subject, a recognizable part of the title, or text from the document. Try a short phrase such as “insurance” or “rental agreement.” If the result is too broad, refine the wording or use a filter.
Reduce the list
Filter by category, tags, or time period. You can also find uncategorized documents and records shared by link. Sorting helps you review results by name, creation date, expiration, or frequency of use; list and grid views give you different ways to browse.
Open the original
A search result gets you back to the document. Open its pages and check the details you need. If a scanned phrase is not found, inspect the recognized text and the quality of the original image.
Clear names and consistent tags make the next search easier, especially when several records cover the same topic.
