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Attach a File

Two ways in: attach it to the record it is evidence for, or upload it into Documents on its own.

Most files should be attached to something. The upload route exists for the ones that genuinely belong to the workspace rather than to a transaction.

Attach it to a record

  1. Open the record the file belongs to

    A purchase receive, a shipment, a return, an adjustment, a bill or an item.

  2. Use its attachment control and choose the file

    It appears against that record, and in the Documents list with the record named in Associated To.

  3. Check it landed against the right record

    The Associated To column is what makes the file findable later from three directions rather than one.

    The Documents list showing files with their size and type, and an Associated To column naming the record each file belongs to, such as Bill IVB-0024 for Kelso Industrial Fasteners with Bill beneath it, or PR-00005 for Halberd Bearings Ltd with Purchase Receive beneath it.

Or upload it into Documents

Upload at the top right of the Documents list opens your file picker and files it as Standalone: it belongs to the workspace and to no particular record.

Naming a file so it is findable

The list shows a file's name, its size and its type, and nothing else you did not put there.

NameWhy it works or does not
halberd-delivery-note-PR00005.pdfNames the vendor and the receive. Findable by either
hudson-valley-invoice-9341.pdfCarries the supplier's own invoice number, which is what they will quote
fuel-receipt-31-aug.pngSays what it is and when. Enough for a standalone receipt
IMG_4471.jpgTells nobody anything, six months later or now

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