You can update documents one by one, or in bulk. In Aconex, updating a document is sometimes referred to as 'superseding'.
You can update an existing document to:
- Upload a new file.
- Update the metadata (such as the discipline or status).
- Correct a mistake (such as fixing a typo in the title).
After you update a document, the system creates a new version for it. This new version becomes the current version of the document. All previous versions of a document are kept in Aconex automatically, so you can always see what's changed, when, and by whom. Learn how to access previous versions of a document.
Before you start, it's a good idea to prepare your files with a consistent naming convention. Including the document number and revision in the filename helps Aconex prefill information during the process; saving time.
- To update a single document, click on the document number and change the values within the right-hand panel such as Title, Status, or Discipline.
- To update the file associated with this document, drag and drop the new file from your computer into the space provided. Alternatively, click anywhere in the outlined space and choose file from your computer. You can also Upload from Dropbox or Box.
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The input fields you see on your project may be different from the example shown here. Each project in Aconex is customized to suit different requirements. If you are unsure what you need to be entering in each field please contact your Document Controller or Project Administrator.