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Upload Documents to Satisfy the Committee Document Requirements

If a Unit Administrator or Case Manager has set document requirements for a case review step, the Committee Manager, or individual reviewer, at that step must upload those documents before the case can be moved forward to the next step in the workflow. If a case review step has multiple committees, all required documents must be submitted for the case to progress. Committees can also view each other's uploaded documents.

 

A committee document requirement can only be satisfied by the manager of the committee

 

Upload Documents to Required Documents

1. Navigate to Case Details under Cases

Navigation: Cases > Name > Case Details

  1. Click Cases under Review, Promotion & Tenure (RPT) on the navigation menu.
    Review, Promotion & Tenure section with Cases highlighted
  2. Click the Name of the desired case to edit.
  3. Select the Case Details tab.
    Case Details tab selected
 
 

2. Add documents

  1. Click Add under Required Documents.
  2. Select the section of the packet to add the document.
  3. Open the Select file from case tab.
  4. Browse to upload a new file.
  5. Click Add.
  6. Once uploaded, the document requirement will be labeled Complete.

Note that uploaded documents are ordered based on the sequence in which they are processed. This will generally align with the order the documents are uploaded.

 

After a document is attached to fulfill a committee requirement, it can be detached from that requirement but it stays attached to the packet as an ordinary committee document in the section where it was attached.

 
 
 

Upload Documents to Internal Section

1. Navigate to Case Materials under Cases

Navigation: Cases > Name > Case Materials

  1. Click Cases under Review, Promotion & Tenure (RPT) on the navigation menu.
    Review, Promotion & Tenure section with Cases highlighted
  2. Click the Name of the desired case to edit.
  3. Ensure the Case Materials tab is selected.
 
 

2. Add documents

  1. Scroll down to the Internal section of the Case Materials.
  2. Click Add File adjacent to the desired Internal section.
  3. Browse to upload a new file.
  4. Click Add.

Note that uploaded documents are ordered based on the sequence in which they are processed. This will generally align with the order the documents are uploaded.

 
 
 
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