The Document Centre lists generated files across the organisation. Each export or PDF shows the event and module it came from, so the team does not have to search downloads folders and shared drives.
What appears in the Document Centre
- Event reports and exports.
- Participant invoices.
- Ticket PDFs.
- Transport job sheets.
- Site plan visual exports and published snapshot bundles.
- Stage running order exports.
- Other generated documents created by modules as they are added.
Filters you can use
- Event.
- Module.
- Document type.
- Status.
- Requester.
- Date range.
How to use it well
- Search by event, module, document type, or status before asking someone to regenerate a file.
- Open failed, expired, or stale items to understand whether the source data changed.
- Download the latest completed version when sharing a file outside the team.
Why statuses matter
- Queued means the job is waiting.
- Running means the file is being generated.
- Completed means it can be downloaded.
- Failed means generation did not finish.
- Expired means the generated file is no longer available.
- Site Planner documents can also show whether the file matches the current working plan, the current published snapshot, a newer draft, or a later published revision.
Use the Document Centre when someone asks where the latest export is. It keeps generated files tied to status, module, event, and completion history.
Need generated files that stay tied to the event?
Find invoices, ticket PDFs, transport job sheets, site plan exports, running orders and reports under the event that produced them.
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