Lotus Quickr is team collaboration software that allows you to collaborate, share content, and work online with your teams. Lotus Quickr now integrates with Lotus iNotes by allowing established preferred Lotus Quickr places within Lotus iNotes preferences. You can store received attachments within a Lotus Quickr place. While composing outgoing messages, you can now browse and insert links to Lotus Quickr files, folders, or places. Lotus iNotes automatically stores such attachments into a prespecified Lotus Quickr place and sends links to those files, when sending any outgoing attachments. Lotus iNotes can also be set to prompt the user about whether it should move such attachments to a Lotus Quickr store and send links or send the attachments as they are, when sending any outgoing attachments.

You must enable session-based authentication using either single-server or multi-server, also known as single sign-on (SSO), for your Lotus Domino mail server to use Lotus Quickr integration features in Lotus iNotes 8.5. Users can access Lotus Quickr servers just by allowing the LTPA token to be passed through the white list, if your Lotus Domino server is configured for SSO and the Lotus Quickr servers that you are connecting to are in the same domain. Users will be prompted during each session to authenticate with the servers they are connecting to, when the Lotus Quickr server is not in the same domain.