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Multi-Document Placeholders

Multi-Document Placeholders enables users to create multiple files from a single Placeholder. This is used in locations that may require m...

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Written by Casey Huxtable
Updated over 3 weeks ago
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Multi-Document Placeholders enables users to create multiple files from a single Placeholder. This is used in locations that may require multiple uploads from a vendor or investigator site. Examples could include batch records, CVs, Logs, Subject Profiles, etc.

Documents created from a Multi-Document Placeholder follow a defined naming convention. Options include:

Document Name Prefix - Each document can have a prefix added when created. Options are defined below.

Document Name - This can inherit from the filename, placeholder, or a separate text string.

Document Name Suffix - Each document can have a suffix added when created. Options are defined below.

Prefix and Suffix Options

  • Text String: Specific text can be added to further provide context for the document. Examples could be the Site number, Study number, etc.

  • Date: Multiple formats of dates can be added.

    • YY

    • MM

    • MM-DD

    • YYYY-MM

    • YYYY-MM-DD

  • Sequential Number: 1 - 4 digits

    • # : 1-n

    • ## : 01 - nn

    • ###: 001 - nnn

    • ####: 0001 - nnnn

  • Metadata: If the location for the placeholder requires document type to be defined, then the placeholder can inherit document metadata values as part of the document naming.

Preserving Source Filenames - Uploaded document can either keep the same file name used when uploaded, or the filename can be updated to the document name.

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