It would be greate to be able to create a workflow for linking documents to virtual container based on metadata or even the filename. Maybe it could be done by having a workflow monitoring yellow folders and when uploading a document, the document will be linked based on the credentials set in the monitoring workflow.
Martin Nielsen
| Company | NA |
| Job Title / Role | Document Control Specialist |
| I need it... | 3 months |
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Great idea Martin...we use dynamic containers extensively on our template and the ability for the system to smartly link items to the relevant DVCs based on name/metadata would be welcomed and time-saving
Even if not to the level suggested by Martin, I believe this would be a very helpful function. Just the ability to have an 'add to Virtual Container(s)' node would be very good.