REACH Delivery
- Received files with older vertically associated files
This function is accessible
to all users through the
icon on the file management screen shown here.
File Associations
Many documents that we use are not standalone, they have associations
with other documents. For example a Safety Data Sheet for a
specific chemical may be used by multiple products or subsequent Safety
Data Sheets as that chemical is used in different ways. Documents
reference other documents and there are dependencies from one document
to another.
REACH Delivery has a powerful
file associations sub-system
that allows documents to be linked to each other through a
multi-dimensional hierarchy that lists dependencies. This means that you
can associate one document with several others and if a document is
updated then any document that is associated with it will be flagged and
users will not only be updated with information that there has been a
change but also if they open the updated document from an existing
message it will be the latest version.
The Documents with updated
parents function
(sometimes referred to as received files for which you
have older vertically associated files) allows you to
see what files you have received that have associated files
but the associated files that were previously received.
This function offers the following screen.

What do the options mean?
Search
for Files - complete the search criteria boxes (e.g.
file type) and click this icon to display all new and
updated documents that you have received.
Open Access - Select one or more of the
flies (by checking the tick box) and then forward these
internally via the "File Sharing" function.
Internal File Distribution
- This function provides a formal manner to distribute files around users in the same company. A message is created and the selected documents are placed into the message.
This is then logged onto the senders outbound list and an audit trail started for the send. Receipts are automatically returned to the sender for the documents when the receiver accepts the message.
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