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How to Upload & organize documents

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Upload documents

The Documents feature allows forms and records to be uploaded & stored.

Some common items that groups upload are Meeting Minutes, Bylaws, 990(EZ) forms and other IRS documentation, Meeting Agendas, Check Request Forms, Audit Findings, NSF Check Letters, Flyers, etc.

The maximum file size allowed for each upload is 20MB per file.


Click the Documents icon in the sidebar:


Click Upload Files.


Next either drag & drop a file or choose a file from your file browser window.

 


Once the file has been uploaded, the Status will show Successfully Uploaded.

Click Close when you’re done uploading.


That file will then be listed in the directory.


Organizing your documents

Click TOP to go to the main folder list.

Click on any Folder name to open the folder.

Click on an item name to open a viewer window to view the document if it’s a PDF or image file.

If it’s not an image or PDF, you’ll see the message, [File name] cannot be previewed, please download instead. Click the word download to initiate the process. 


Click on the blue arrow icon to the right of an item or folder to move it into another folder.


Removing documents

To delete a document, click the trash can icon to the right of the document name.


Permanently deleting documents

When a document is deleted, it is moved to the Trash can.

To permanently delete an item, click Trash to see a list of items in the Trash can.

Click the red “x” to the right of an item to permanently delete it. Click Empty trash… to permanently delete all items in the Trash.


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2 Comments

  1. Is there a report that shows who uploaded the most recent version of a specific document? Does someone with Reporting designation have the capability to upload a new document to Moneyminder?

    1. Traci Hahn

      Hi Irene,

      There isn’t a report that shows who uploaded a document, but the date it was uploaded does show next to the document.

      The Reporting user role only has read-only access so cannot upload documents. The Documents user role can upload documents though.

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