A first folder named "Default" is provided to organize your sessions. You can create other themed folders to better organize your account home.
Create a new Folder
Click + Create folder, located on the left side of the screen.
Enter the folder name in the field provided.
Click Create.
Rename or delete a Folder
To rename or delete your folder, click the 3 dots next to its name at the top of your page, then click Rename or Delete.
If the folder contains sessions, you'll be given two choices:
Move sessions: choose the destination folder, then confirm. The sessions are moved before the folder is deleted.
Delete or leave sessions (1): then click Delete or leave (2).
💡Good to know: what happens to sessions with "Delete or leave"?
Sessions you own are deleted. You can restore them from the Trash for 30 days.
You leave the sessions you don't own: they remain intact for their owner and participants. To access them again, contact their owner.
If you have the Guest role in the organization and the folder contains sessions you own, you can't delete it.
Only the default folder cannot be deleted.
Move a session to another Folder
Click the three dots next to the session you want to move.
Select Move to.
Choose the destination folder.
❓FAQ
How do I create a new Folder?
Click + Create folder on the left side of the screen, enter its name, then click Create.
How do I rename a Folder?
Click the 3 dots next to the folder name at the top of your page, then click Rename.
What happens if I delete a Folder that contains sessions?
You can move these sessions to another folder, or choose Delete or leave sessions: sessions you own are deleted (restorable from the Trash for 30 days) and you leave the others.
Do other participants lose the sessions I don't own?
No. You simply leave them: they remain intact for their owner and participants.
Can I delete the default folder?
No. Only the default folder cannot be deleted.
How do I move a session to another Folder?
Click the three dots next to the session, select Move to, then choose the destination folder.