Manage Attachments
Description: Documents can be attached to any object in DCI, including but not limited to funding sources, cost centers, programs, employees, clients, and entries. All users can add attachments to objects if their role(s)/permission(s) allow them to view the details of the object.
*Please note: Attachments are limited to 15 MB. Like all information in DCI, attachments cannot be deleted or removed from the system. If an attachment was added by mistake or is no longer needed, use the archive feature. Only super users and the user who created the attachment will be permitted to archive and unarchive an attachment.
Role Required: Employee (base user)
Permission Required: N/A
Open the Details Page of the object to manage attachments
Click the Attachments tab below the object details to view existing attachments
Use the search filters to narrow the search results
The status filter defaults to Active but can be updated to Archived or Both (active and archived).
To download an attachment
For a single attachment, click on the down arrow icon under the Download column
Archived documents cannot be downloaded
For multiple attachments, either click the checkbox in the header row to select all documents or click the checkbox next to specific documents to download.
Downloading multiple attachments is only available for employee and client profiles
Click the blue Download Selected Attachments button
When prompted, click Yes to download attachments, or Cancel to return to the attachment details.
By clicking Yes, the attachments will be downloaded as a .zip file to the computer
To archive an attachment
Click the checkbox on the attachment row and click the blue Archive Selected Attachments button
Click Yes to confirm or No to cancel
To unarchive an attachment (Super Users only)
Open the attachment details page by clicking on the row of the archived attachment
Click Actions
Select Unarchive Attachment from the drop-down menu
To add a new attachment
Click Actions
Select New Attachment from the drop-down menu
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