Removing a Document from Your InboxRemoving a Document from Your Inbox

In order to have a document leave your Inbox, you must take action on it by changing the route’s status. There is a way to do this whether or not

Route One Document via the Inbox Action BarRoute One Document via the Inbox Action Bar

The Inbox Action Bar provides as easy way to remove documents from your Inbox. To access the action bar, click the white space on the document row.   To route

Routing Matching DocumentsRouting Matching Documents

You can remove several matching documents from your Inbox all at once. Documents are considered matching if: – They are of the same Doc Type and at the same Seq

Routing All Eligible DocumentsRouting All Eligible Documents

You can remove a large number of eligible documents from your Inbox all at once. Documents are considered eligible if: – They are at Seq 1 (of any stage) OR,

Stages in a RouteStages in a Route

Whenever a document is restarted or sent back, the route needs to partially or completely repeat itself. The first time the document is routed. the route is considered to be

Documents Routed via E-mail, or Hard CopyDocuments Routed via E-mail, or Hard Copy

Documents are often routed to a routee’s Inbox (ie, via the Web). However, some routees (ex, a subcontractor) might not log into sfPMS often and require an output format of

Current Routing MethodCurrent Routing Method

You can tell a routee’s current Route Via method from the icons (e-mail, fax, or hard copy) on the routee list. Routees without an icon are web routees: documents are

Changing a Routee’s Route Via MethodChanging a Routee’s Route Via Method

To change a routee’s Route Via method: On the Route Detail tab, open the Options menu of the routee and select Route Via. Select the Route Via option. Click OK. The

Viewing Routed ContentViewing Routed Content

Preview Once a routee has been added to the document, and the document has been saved, an icon allows you to preview the routed content that will be sent via

What Gets RoutedWhat Gets Routed

If there is no output version of the document (ie, nothing created from a template) nor any attached files, the preview and post-view content will include only a ReadMe.txt file