You will be able to find the documents page as the fourth item in the left navigation menu in a project. This page is part of the content panel.
In the document management system you will be able to upload files and configure who has access to them.
The following topics will be described in this article:
New item actions
The new item actions can be found on the top right of the page.
See here for what the different actions do.
Search or filter options
See here to find out how best to search or filter in the documents section
Right menu
If any document rows are selected in the documents table, an info button will appear to the right of the search or filter bar.
The info button can look something like this:
In the right menu you will be able to see information about:
Document information
Revision information
Access control
Open approvals
Revisions
History
Collections
Linked objects
Topics
Click here to read more about the right menu.
Documents table
The documents table can look something like this:
Click here to read more about how to work with tables in Catenda.
As soon as a document or folder is created it will show up as a row in the documents table for the person.
Selected item actions
After selecting an element row selected item actions appear towards the top of the documetns table.
This is what the selected item actions menu can look like:
Click here to read more about the selected item actions on the documents page.
Row content
Access
Rows on the documents page are displayed based on the access to the element.
Access required - Read
Folder row
Opening the content of a folder row changes the table to display the contents of that folder in the documents table.
Document row
Opening the content of a document row opens the document preview of the latest revision of that document.
Image or 3D document icons
Opening the content of an image or 3D document icon will open a popup preview dialogue.
In the preview dialogue images that are currently in the table can be flipped through.
2D and 3D buttons
For 2D, the 3D panel opens up and the first story of the latest revision of the document is loaded into the 2D viewer.
For 3D, the 3D panel opens up and the latest revision of the document is loaded into 3D.
Row content with status workflow - Draft revisions
Opening the content of a document row with only draft revisions opens the document preview of the latest draft revision of the document.
Only published revisions can be loaded in 3D so until a revision gets published, there will not be 2D and 3D buttons in the viewer column.
Opening the content of a document row with draft and published revisions opens the the latest published revision of the document, even if there are newer draft revisions.
The 2D and 3D views of the latest published revision are opened even if there are more recent draft revisions.
Row content with status workflow - Workspace tab
Access
Rows on the documents page are displayed based on the access to the element.
With access to viewing shared revisions, the latest revision is displayed.
Access required - Access to viewing shared revisions in the document
Without access to viewing shared revisions, the latest published revision is displayed. Even if there are more recent shared revisions.
Access required - Read access to the document
Document content
Opening the content of a document row in the workspace tab opens the document preview of the latest shared revision, even if revisions in the document were previously published.
2D and 3D buttons for model documents
The 2D and 3D views of the latest revision a user has access to are opened.
Row content with status workflow - Published tab
Access
Rows on the documents page are displayed based on the access to the element.
Document rows with at least one published revision are displayed.
Access required - Read
Document content
Opening the content of a document row in the published tab opens the document preview of the latest published revision of the document, even if there are newer shared revisions.
2D and 3D buttons for model documents
The 2D and 3D views of the latest published revision are opened even if there are more recent shared revisions.
Columns
Some columns in the documents table are enabled by default while others can be hidden and have to be enabled.
Based on the configured column order the first columns are displayed while the table might have to be scrolled sideways to show other enabled columns.
The default order and visibility setting of the columns on the documents page is as follows:
Checkbox - Default
Name - Default
Revision - Default
Revision name
Model name
Status - Default
Size - Default
Labels - Default
Created
Published - Default
Links - Default
Viewer - Default
Custom field columns
Click here to read more about the different columns in the documents table.
Sub pages
The following pages can be found as sub-pages to the documents page: