Punctilio updates
Recent improvements to data rooms, documents, signing, mobile workflows, and platform reliability.
A new Punctilio identity and a more consistent look across rooms, client requests, signing, and account pages. Clearer navigation and layouts make everyday work easier on desktop and smaller screens.
Add MP4 files to a data room using the file picker or drag and drop. Clearer upload, saving, and cancellation states help you see what has finished and what still needs attention.
Add websites alongside files and folders, give each link its own name, and change its name or destination without replacing existing room share links. Renaming files and folders is now more reliable across rooms and the Documents Library.
A client can now send several files against one checklist item, so the twelve bank statements go in together. You can duplicate a checklist to reuse it on the next engagement, switch on automatic reminders for a list when chasing is worth it, and the checklist tells you the moment everything is in.
Export an entire room as a zip whenever you want, with the folder structure intact. Your documents stay yours, and leaving is never a support ticket.
You now get an email when a client uploads to a checklist and when someone asks for access to a room, so a waiting document does not sit unnoticed. Both are on by default and both can be turned off in Settings.
Build a checklist for clients and teammates, collect and review documents, and add a review-and-sign step for room PDFs when needed. Due dates, revisions, approvals, and completed files stay together in the room.
Keep a signing request private or share it with selected teammates or your whole workspace. Give collaborators view or edit access so the right people can review, prepare, and send it.
Same product, sharper name. Punctilio now lives at punctil.io, and every existing docstud.io link keeps working; old addresses forward to the new home automatically.
A cleaner, more consistent design across data rooms, signing, and the shared-document viewer, with stronger page watermarking and a better experience on phones.
Documents Library and room workspaces now make folder upload easier to find and let teams reorder content so visible index numbers update automatically.
Key workspaces, previews, signing surfaces, and mobile views now use cleaner spacing, clearer hierarchy, and more consistent navigation controls.
Shared docstud.io links now render with a cleaner preview image and a properly proportioned brand mark.
Send and signature moments now use focused review dialogs that make documents, recipients, and final actions easier to confirm.
Copy actions and common form dialogs are more dependable on mobile Safari, including share links, invite links, and folder creation.
Documents now has clearer empty states, and settings invite lists focus on open invites while member management stays with members.
Dashboard cards, charts, room actions, and signing lists now fit phone screens more predictably without sideways scrolling.
Links, inbox, settings, room access, and activity views now use denser mobile rows and contained action sheets instead of cramped tables.
Phone layouts now prioritize the file list, move folders into a compact sheet, and group add actions behind a clear mobile menu.
Rooms and library folders can show generated index numbers based on the current order without renaming stored files.
Add library files to rooms, keep room copies linked, and choose which rooms receive each library version update.
Create a new room from an existing one so staged rooms can start from a complete structure and then be trimmed down.
New share links can be created and copied in one flow, with easier URL copy actions in link lists and edit dialogs.
Analytics now brings engagement and activity together so teams can review room usage without jumping between separate tabs.
We strengthened platform access safeguards, release checks, and validation around security-sensitive changes.
We prioritize improvements that make secure document workflows clearer, faster, and easier to trust.