When you check in a file, Document saves the updated file as a new version. By default, Document retains all versions of a file so that you can access them at a later date. If needed, you can view, restore, print, or export older versions of a file.
To work with older versions of a file, do the following:
Use the navigation panel to locate the file by entity. Locate and select the entity the file belongs to on the navigation panel. Then, select the File List tab on Document Central to view all files for the entity. You can filter or sort the grid on this tab as needed to find a specific file.
Search for the file. Document offers both a quick search and an advanced search. You can use filters and wildcard characters to help you limit your search to relevant results.
Indicates if the file was published to a portal or not.
File name
Displays the name of the document.
Version Created User
Displays the user name of the person who created the version.
Version Created Date
Displays the date the version was created.
You can do any of the following as needed:
Restore a version. A restored version will display as a new version of the file in the version list.
In the grid, select the check box for the version you want to restore.
Click Restore. The older version is now the current version of the file. Other versions that were saved in between the old version and the restored version are still available in the version history.
Delete a version. Once a version is deleted, it cannot be recovered. However, information about the deleted version will still display in the version list.
In the grid, select the check box for the version you want to delete.
Click Delete. The file version is purged from the database. A deleted icon displays next to the deleted version number.