Scope note: this article only covers the three tabs confirmed correctly wired — Account, Service Applications, and Service Orders. The other four category tabs currently point at the wrong backend category — see Known issue — four Document settings tabs are wired to the wrong category — don't use this article's steps on those.
Turn on custom folders/doc-type classification for a document category, and define the doc types members can tag documents with.
Before you start
The Manage Docs Settings right, and your organization must have Documents enabled.
Steps
Feature toggles
- Go to Settings → Documents, pick Account, Service Applications, or Service Orders, then open the Configuration sub-tab.
- If Custom Folders or Doc Type Classification shows as a live switch (rather than a locked chip), toggle it and click Save Changes.
Doc types
- On the same category, open the Doc Types sub-tab.
- Click Add Doc Type.
- Fill in Code (uppercase, up to 12 characters, unique within this category), Title (up to 24 characters), and an optional Description (up to 256 characters).
- Press Enter or click the checkmark to save.
To edit or retire a doc type
Click the pencil icon to edit the Title/Description (the Code can't be changed once created). Click the toggle icon to deactivate a doc type — this doesn't delete it, just hides it from new classification while keeping historical data intact.
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