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A letter's enclosures are files in Documents

What moves

The files that arrive with or go out with a letter are stored as documents in Documents; Correspondence keeps only the mailroom details such as whether a file is a formal enclosure.

Before you start

  • Documents and Correspondence in your plan
  • A storage location connected in Documents

Step by step

  1. Mailroom clerkDocument Management

    Uploads the scanned letter or its enclosure in Documents.

    You see:The file is stored with a fingerprint and versions.

  2. Opens Attachments on the correspondence record, chooses Attach from Documents and picks the file as an enclosure.

    You see:The record lists the file with its type and description.

  3. Correspondence officerCorrespondence Register

    Opens the enclosure from the record.

    You see:A short-lived download link is issued and the download is written to the register's access log.

  4. Records managerDocument Management

    Finds the same file in Documents search.

    You see:One copy serves both modules, under one set of access rules.

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