Manage files for inventory
Document Index is a place for storing files to be shared among other users. In Document Index, you can store various kinds of documents for reference, and modify, delete, open, and email these files.
You can either upload completely new document references, such as documents, Microsoft Outlook emails, and email attachments to Document Index, or add documents already loaded to Document Index for the current job.
- In Combining, Estimating, Project Management, Production Control, and Purchasing, open the module and click Document Index/Doc Ind or press F8.
- In Inventory, go to the Inventory ribbon tab and select Document Index.
- In Order Entry, go to the Order Entry ribbon tab and select Document Index.
For Combining, Project Management, and Production Control, you are asked to select if you want to open the Document Index dialog related to linked jobs.
The Document Index - By Category dialog opens, displaying the documents referenced from the selected category. If a filename is highlighted in red, it indicates that the file cannot be found.
You can also open Document Index - By Category: Global in .
You can now edit document categories, add, edit, and delete document references, and open and email files, and export them as a ZIP file.
Include Sub-Category Files: When selected, displays the files in any subcategories
Edit Categories: Customize the category organization. You can set a Document Index base category, add, rename, and delete categories.
Add Reference: Add a reference to a document from the currently selected category
Edit Reference: View or edit the reference details
Delete Reference: Delete the selected document references. This does not delete the file from the document index, it only removes the reference to that document. If you want to remove a file from the document index you must do it from the Document Index - By Directory dialog. See Delete a file from Document Index.
Open File: Opens the selected file
Email File: Allows you to send the file by email
Export Files: Export files