In this topic, you will see how to add Documents from the Documents Tab.
Steps:
To add a Document(s) for the Transaction, click the Documents menu item.
Step 1Click the Add Docs icon.
Step 2Documents can be manually uploaded or the option of drag and drop files and emails can be used. In this example, the Document will be manually uploaded.
Click the Click here for Manual Upload link.
Step 3Navigate to the stored location of the documentation that requires upload. For demonstration purposes this has already been performed.
Click the Inspection Report.pdf to select it for upload.
Step 4Click the Open button.
Step 5The Document appears within the Files grid.
Click the Upload button.
Step 6Once the upload is successful, the Add Details section displays. The Document file name displays as the Doc Name.
Complete remaining fields, as necessary.
Step 7Click in the Doc Type field.
Step 8The Doc Type list contains a list of common Documents that may be uploaded. If the Document Type name does not appear on the list, use the option of Other.
Click Inspection from the list.
Step 9Enter a Description for the Document.
Click in the Description field.
Step 10In this example, enter "Inspection".
Step 11A Document can be associated to a File on the Transaction.
To select the File, click in the File field.
Step 12All Files associated to the Transaction will appear on the list.
In this example, click 3247438 from the list.
Step 13Click the scrollbar.
Step 14Additional features include a Risk(s) list. This feature will be covered as you progress through this training.
If a Risk is not associated to the Transaction, this field will not be available for use.
Step 15More features include a checkbox to mark the Document to Include in Package.
The trash can icon will delete the uploaded Document.
Step 16Verified AgentNet Files Only:
Marking a Document to Include in Package, will push the Document to AgentNet where it will be visible to anyone with rights to the files Underwriting tab in AgentNet.
These documents can not be edited or removed within the External (AgentNet) source.
Step 17To Save the changes, click the Done button.
Step 18Documents from the File/Order menu, displays the number of Documents that are uploaded to the Transaction.
Click the Documents (1) menu item.
Step 19Document information in the Supporting Documents location can be edited.
Click the Edit button.
Step 20From the Edit Document dialogue box, make necessary edits.
In this example, click the Include In Approval Pkg checkbox.
Step 21Click the Done button.
Step 22The Document display updates with the changed information.
Step 23The Delete icon, is used to delete the Supporting Document from the Transaction and all Risk associations.
Step 24Documents can also be uploaded directly into the Documents location using the drag and drop feature.
Click the Add Docs icon.
Step 25For demonstration purposes the location of the file that will be uploaded using the drag and drop feature have already been performed.
In this example, click the Restrictions.pdf file.
Step 26For demonstration purposes click within the Files grid to simulate the action of dragging the selected file to the Files location and drop (release mouse).
Click within the Files grid.
Step 27With the file in the Files grid section, click the Upload button.
Step 28Complete the Add Details fields for the Document.
Click in the Doc Type field.
Step 29In this example, click the Other from the list.
Step 30Click in the Description field.
Step 31In this example, enter "Restrictions".
Step 32Click in the File field.
Step 33All Files associated to the Transaction will appear on the list.
In this example, click 3247438 from the list.
Step 34Click the scrollbar.
Step 35If a Risk(s) is associated to the Transaction, the Risk(s) field is available.
Click in the Risk(s) field.
Step 36All Risk(s) associated to the Transaction will be listed for selection. Place a checkmark to select the Risk.
In this example, click the Access checkbox.
Step 37Click the Apply button.
Step 38Click the Include in Package checkbox.
Step 39Click the Done button.
Step 40The uploaded Document appears within the Supporting Documents location.
The File# and Risks locations will be blank for Documents that are uploaded and this information was not provided.
Step 41Emails with/without attachments can also be uploaded to the UWB.
Click the Add Docs icon.
Step 42In this example, an email with attachment will be moved to the Files section of the Add Supporting Docs dialogue box using the drag and drop method.
Step 43For demonstration purposes the location of the file that will be uploaded using the drag and drop feature have already been performed.
In this example, click the Survey Message object.
Step 44For demonstration purposes click within the Files grid to simulate the action of dragging the selected file to the Files location and drop (release mouse).
Click within the Files grid.
Step 45With the email listed in the Files section, click the Upload button.
Step 46Select a Document Type from the list.
Click in the Doc Type field.
Step 47Click Email from the list.
Step 48Enter a Description, as needed.
Click in the Description field.
Step 49In this example, enter "Survey".
Step 50Click in the File field.
Step 51Click 3247438 from the list.
Step 52Click in the Risk(s) field.
Step 53Click the Access checkbox.
Step 54Click the Apply button.
Step 55To Save the changes, click the Done button.
Step 56The Email message is added to the Supporting Documents. To view an email message, click directly on the applicable link.
In this example, click on the Survey.msg link.
Step 57The email message opens using Outlook and all attachments are available.
Click the Close, to Close the email message.
Step 58If multiple Files are attached to the Transaction, the supporting Documents can be filtered by File Number.
Click the File list.
Step 59All File Numbers associated to the Transaction appear on the list.
Click the All list item.
Step 60Supporting Documents can also be sorted by associated Risk(s).
Click in the Risk(s) field.
Step 61Click the Access checkbox.
Step 62Click the Apply button.
Step 63Filtered Supporting Documents display.
Step 64You have now seen how to add Documents from the Documents Tab.