What It Does

Allows users to attach, tag, and manage files related to specific jobs.


Video: Uploading your job attachments
Video: Job Attachments and Organization 

Why It’s Important

  • Centralized Documentation: Keeps all project files in one accessible location.
  • Organized Workflow: Allows tagging and filtering for quick retrieval.

How It Helps

  • Saves time by making files easily searchable.
  • Enhances collaboration by ensuring everyone uses the correct versions.

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Upload Files to a Job:
    • Open a job and click the Attachments tab.
    • Drag and drop files or use the Upload File button.
    • Name the file and add relevant tags (e.g., "Design Proofs", "Permits").
  2. Organize Files:
    • Use tags to categorize files by type or purpose. 
    • Search files by tag to quickly locate what you need.
  3. Download or Share Files:
  4. Click on a file to download or share it via email.

Supported File Formats for Uploads

Image Files

  • JPG/JPEG: Commonly used for high-quality images.

  • PNG: Supports transparency, ideal for logos or design elements.

  • GIF: Limited animation or static images.

  • SVG: Scalable vector graphics for design files.

Document Files

  • PDF: Standard for contracts, permits, or proofs.

  • DOC/DOCX: Microsoft Word files for editable documents.

  • TXT: Plain text files.

Spreadsheet Files

  • XLS/XLSX: Microsoft Excel files for data and pricing sheets.

  • CSV: Used for importing/exporting bulk data like contacts.

Design Files

  • AI: Adobe Illustrator files (check for optional support or required plugin).

  • EPS: Vector format often used in signage design.

  • PSD: Adobe Photoshop files for raster images (limited functionality).

Other Formats

  • ZIP/RAR: Compressed folders for multiple file uploads.

  • MP4/MOV: Video files for customer presentations or project references (if applicable).

  • DXF/DWG: CAD files for technical drawings (optional, based on system features).


Pro Tips

  • Tag files consistently for efficient searching.
  • Regularly review and delete outdated files to maintain organization.
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