Your team, filing agents and clients on SCMTR — the complete guide
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The whole picture in one video: how a filing office runs on SCMTR, how a filing agent files for its clients, and what the client company keeps.
Chapters
- 0:00What this guide covers
- 0:281 · Who can do what
- 1:272 · Bring your colleagues in
- 2:183 · Who reports to whom
- 3:134 · Only signers send
- 4:405 · Handing a draft to the signer
- 5:416 · A branch’s own ICEGATE user ID
- 6:217 · When someone leaves
- 7:248 · Company e-mail addresses only
- 9:019 · Make SCMTR look like yours
- 9:5910 · Filing for other companies
- 11:2411 · Start as a filing agent
- 12:1712 · Ask a company already on SCMTR
- 13:4813 · Set up a company new to SCMTR
- 15:0114 · Who handles each client
- 15:5515 · Filing for a client
- 16:5916 · Two clients, two tabs
- 17:4717 · Whose ICEGATE ID the files carry
- 18:4118 · What a team lead or executive sees
- 19:4119 · Stop filing for a client
- 20:3020 · A filing agent asked to file for you
- 21:3521 · Move to another filing agent
- 22:3922 · Change what your agent may do
- 23:1423 · Stop your filing agent at once
- 23:5024 · What you can see of your agent’s work
- 24:5525 · Messages you might see — and what to do
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The SCMTR reference pages this film walks through — free to read, no sign-in.
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- Track a B/LFree, no login — the SAM status straight from ICEGATE.
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- A filing agent asked to file for you — what to do
- Team, agent and client messages on SCMTR — and what to do