Document Management

Store, manage, and secure all training documents

Keep every training document secure in the cloud, linked to the records it belongs to, and ready when an auditor asks.

Administrate document management screens: a revisions list for a cybersecurity handout and an upload dialog with a description and categories, surrounded by file icons.

Audit-ready

When documents live everywhere, audits become a scramble

Scattered files

Certificates, sign-in sheets, and course materials sit across shared drives, inboxes, and desktops. Nobody knows which version is current.

Disconnected from records

Documents aren’t tied to the learner, course, or event they belong to. Finding proof for one person means searching everywhere.

No control over access

Sensitive files are either locked away from people who need them or open to everyone.

Secured, connected training documents

Administrate’s built-in document management system keeps your training library in one secure, cloud-based platform. Link documents to accounts, contacts, events, courses, learning paths, opportunities, projects, and achievements so every related file shows on that record. Upload a new revision and it becomes the current version under the same reference, so every email template and communication trigger that uses it sends the latest version automatically.

Administrate Upload Document dialog with a spreadsheet being dragged into the drop zone, beside a numbered list of steps.
AI Assistant in Administrate answering a request for the latest version of a course handout, with a link to the file, beside a list of training documents.

Documents linked to your training data

Because every document is linked to the records it relates to, your documents become part of the data Administrate works with. Ask AI Assistant to find the records and documents you need to respond to an audit request, and it works only from your data. If it can’t find an answer, it stops and tells you instead of making one up.

Control who sees what

Set access to each folder by user role, from no access to read only or read and write. Need to share specific documents with roles that can’t see the full library? Tag them as public and they appear on a shared Public Documents page without opening up everything else.

Illustration of three document folders with locked, view-only, and edit permission badges.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Folder access is set by user role (no access, read only, or read and write), and a public tag lets you share individual documents with roles that don’t have full library access.

What else can Administrate do?