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Managing papers across email, Slack, and random folders is painful, especially when you’re working in a team. ResearchDock’s project-specific reference manager gives each project its own shared library of papers, comments, and reading lists.

Bringing your team’s Slack conversations and collaborators into ResearchDock is quick and easy. All you need to do is export your data from Slack, upload the ZIP file into ResearchDock, and we’ll take care of the rest.

ResearchDock’s archiving system lets you free up active project slots while keeping past work accessible and downloadable but not editable. Archiving can be done individually or by the project owner for everyone, and projects cannot easily be deleted to protect collaborators’ valuable data.

Any task that is assigned to you and has a due date can now be synced directly into the calendar you already use, whether that’s Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple’s iCal. This means you can see upcoming tasks just by checking your normal schedule, without switching tools or logging in to ResearchDock every time.

Keeping up with relevant literature can be time-consuming and overwhelming in academia. That's why we built ResearchDock's Smart Suggestions feature: an intelligent system that suggests papers based on the keywords inferred from your project.