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You can view all Documents for a Participant within their Documents page on their profile.
In Astalty you can attach documents to;
a Task
a Note
a Participant
a Plan
an Implementation
a Record
an Information Item
On the Participant's Documents page, Astalty will show all Documents for a Participant, regardless of the place where they were uploaded.
To view a document head to the Participant's Documents page and click on the document itself (1) or click the 3 dots to the right hand side (2) and click View
To upload a document directly to a Participant's profile click on the Upload Documents button. This will open to Upload Documents form where you can click to browse files on your computer or drag and drop directly into the outlined area.
Once you've selected your file, you can edit the name of the document which is what will display in Astalty.
You can add categories to your documents by clicking on the Tag icon prior to uploading. This allows you to categorise your documents for easy searching.
If the document category you want to use is not found in the drop down (hint: you may need to search the first few letters), you can create a new document category 'on the fly' by clicking the Create button when prompted.
Once a document has been uploaded, or if you are viewing an existing document, you can edit the categories and document name.
To edit the document name, hover of the document name and click the edit icon (1).
You can also use the categories input (2) to edit the categories for the document.
Sometimes documents become outdated or no longer relevant but you don't want to fully delete them. Astalty allows you to archive Documents which will hide them from the main Documents list but they can still be found by adding a filter.
To archive a document, open the document and click the Actions button - you can then click the Archive option to archive the Document.
To search by document name, you can use the Search input at the top of the Documents table. You can use the search field in combination with a filter (see Available Filters below) for a powerful and detailed search.
To add a Filter to the Documents table, first click on the Filter icon and then select the filter you'd like to add.
Sometimes you may need to find an archived document - you can use the Status filter to do this.
If you have lots of documents, you can use the categories filter to filter by category.
To find a particular type of document (ie. PDF, Word, Email) you can use the File Types filter.