Create a document version

  • Release version: Australia
  • Updated March 12, 2026
  • 1 minute to read
  • Use the document management system to version documents in Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM).

    Before you begin

    Role required: sn_vdr_risk_asmt.vendor_assessor

    About this task

    A document can have many versions. You can view these versions as a related list within the document record.

    The term "document" refers to the container record that holds document information such as its name, description, type and other metadata. While the document record doesn’t contain the actual document file, it does contain versions in the record, which you can open, update, and track.

    Use the attachment icon to add documents to a record.

    Alternatively, you can provide the link to a document in the URL field. You then access the actual documents by selecting the versions in the related list.

    Procedure

    1. Navigate to Workspaces > Vendor Management Workspace, select the list icon ) and then navigate to All Documents.
    2. Select the document record that you want and then the Versions tab.
    3. Select New to add a version.
    4. On the form, fill in the fields.
      Table 1. Create New Documents
      Field Description
      Document Name of the document.
      File type File type of the document.

      You can attach a file or include a URL.

      Version State The state the document is in: Draft, Submit, Review, or Complete.
      Notes Any information related to the file.
    5. Select Save to save the document record.

    What to do next

    After saving the document record, complete the following tasks to finalize the document setup:

    • Define who can view, edit, or manage the document using the sharing permissions field. For more information, see Define document sharing permissions.
    • Link references by associating the document with relevant records such as assessments, engagements, issues, or tasks to enable roll-up and traceability. For more information, see Link documents to a TPRM record.