Getting Started with Per-File Risk Filters

Modified on Tue, 10 Nov at 1:04 PM

Set up an upload field for Per-File Risk Filters, then change the risk filters on an individual file and check what it will be reviewed against.

Set Up an Upload Field (Admins)

Per-File Risk Filters is set up for each upload field in the database's form template. It is off by default. If you cannot see the settings below, ask your Customer Success Manager or IntelligenceBank Support to switch it on for your site.

  1. Open the form template for the database and select the upload field used for risk reviews.
  2. In Settings, check that risk reviews are enabled and that the filters that decide which rules apply are chosen under Select Risk Review Filters. Only these filters can be changed per file. See Setting Up a Database for Content Risk Reviews.
  3. Tick Enable Per-File Risk Filters.
  4. Optional: use Locked Risk Filters to choose filters reviewers cannot change. The list only offers filters you selected under Select Risk Review Filters.
  5. Select Save & Close.
Upload field settings in the form template, with Enable Per-File Risk Filters ticked, the Select Risk Review Filters list and the Locked Risk Filters list.
The Locked Risk Filters list open, offering only the filters already chosen under Select Risk Review Filters.
Important: Turning Enable Per-File Risk Filters off, or locking a filter later, does not delete changes already saved on files. They stop applying and apply again if you turn the setting back on or unlock the filter.

Change a File's Filters

You can do this while adding files to a new record or while editing an existing one.

  1. Open or create a record and add your files to the upload field.
  2. On the file card, select Filters. A popup opens listing the risk filters for the field.
  3. Change the value of any filter that should be different for this file.
    • A filter you have changed shows Reset. Select it to return that one filter to the record's value.
    • Select Reset All to clear every change on this file.
  4. Select Save in the popup.
  5. Save the record. A file's filters are saved with the record. If you cancel your edit of the record, the changes are dropped.
The filters popup for one file. Region is greyed out with a lock icon. Regulations has been changed and shows Reset. Reset All, Cancel and Save are at the bottom.
Note: Filters are changed one file at a time. Anyone who can edit the record can change a file's filters.

Check the Values a File Will Use

Select the small arrow beside Filters on a file card to open Current Values. It lists the filter values the file will be reviewed against, so you can see the result without opening the popup.

  • A lock icon beside a filter means it is locked.
  • A small filter icon beside a filter means this file has its own value for it. Filters without an icon follow the record.
The Current Values panel open on a file card. Region shows a lock icon and Regulations shows the icon for a file-level value.

Locked Filters

A locked filter always uses the record's value. In the popup it is greyed out with a lock icon and cannot be changed for an individual file. Use locked filters for values that must be the same across the whole record, such as Region.

After You Save: Running the Risk Review

  • Each file is reviewed against its own filter values, not the record's, wherever they differ.
  • If your upload field runs reviews automatically, a file that has been auto-saved shows Risk Review Not Yet Run. One review runs when you save the record.
  • If you run reviews yourself, select Update Risk Review on the file.
  • If you change a file's filters after a review has run, the change is used the next time a review runs.
Three file cards after saving. One card shows Risk Review In Progress beside its Filters button.

When you open a file's review, the Risk Review Summary in the sidebar lists the filters it was reviewed against.

A file open in the markup screen. The Risk Review Summary in the sidebar has a Filters section listing Industry, Region, Regulations and Rule Set Type with their values.

Need Help?

If you cannot see the Enable Per-File Risk Filters setting in the form template, or a file card does not show Filters, contact your Main Admin or IntelligenceBank Support. 

For limits and common questions, see Per-File Risk Filters: FAQs and Limits.

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