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Updating metadata manually

This feature has been available since version 2.2.3 of the system.

 

 

Prerequisites

  • Access to the Document (DC010) menu.
  • "Allow editing electronic file in release" parameter enabled in the general parameters.
  • Category with configured metadata export.
  • Files with the .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, and .odt extensions.
  • Electronic signature NOT completed.

 

Introduction

SoftExpert Document features the manual metadata update option, allowing the user to activate the synchronization of document information directly in the electronic file.

This resource is intended for situations in which document metadata have been changed and need to be reflected in the file immediately, without the need to wait for the automatic update process.

This way, the user gains greater control over the moment when metadata is applied, ensuring that the file content is always aligned with the most recent information of the document.

 

Updating metadata

1. Access the Document (DC010) menu.

2. Locate the desired document and right-click on it.

3. Click on Open Data icon. to open the data screen.

4. Access the Electronic file tab on the document data screen.

5. Hover the mouse over the electronic file.

6. Expand the More Options icon. button that will be enabled and click on Update metadata.

7. Confirm the system message.

Document data screen open in the Electronic File section with a file's actions expanded.

 

Conclusion

When using the option of manually updating the metadata, SoftExpert Document offers more flexibility and agility in managing information linked to electronic files.

This feature reduces dependence on automatic updates and allows the user to always keep the documents updated, especially in scenarios that require quickness or immediate data check.

Thus, the system strengthens consistency between document metadata and file content, contributing to greater reliability and control over the information.


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