# LFX Drive

LFX Drive v1 helps track and organize project-related links, including documents, spreadsheets, videos, and any other web links. Organized in virtual folders, links can mirror the structure of document management systems like **Google Drive** and include metadata such as names, tags, and more.

### Key Features

| Feature                | Description                                                                                  |
| ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Drive Workspace        | Access and manage documents for your selected project.                                       |
| Folders & Files        | Organize your project materials into folders and add document references.                    |
| Virtual Folders        | Create groupings of files and folders from various locations without moving them physically. |
| Visibility Permissions | Manage who can see folders and document references across your projects.                     |
| Document Tags          | Tag documents for easy classification and filtering.                                         |
| Pinned Items           | Pin important folders or files for quick access.                                             |
| Search Functionality   | Quickly find documents using keywords or tags.                                               |
| Document References    | Add references to documents across projects.                                                 |


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