Create folders for attachments within tasks
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Florian Schardt
Great idea. Currently the attachment section is growded with all of the pictures and files from email that are send to this task.
Important project files like (project proposal, review protocols etc.) are lost between all of the other files.
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Nicole Salow
Yes this would be great because we don't have versioning. So this would be a good temp fix. That way I can separate out the files my marketers upload for me that have the content, from the files that I upload for them to proof.
Kenneth G.
This would be handy as I have projects and tasks that repeat annually, and it would be nice to have a folder, specific to a task, to store that year's materials .
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Paul Wilson
Yes, this is needed. I also require this Feature for storing documents and files for Projects I am working on and to create relevant Folders to store these docs and files
Chris Knight
Are there any updates on this?
Jeremy Lintz
Agreed. A pile of attachments is hard to sift through some times.
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Vincent D'Amico
This would be a great feature Ivan Villa Some Tasks might be recurring. And you need the ability to put a folder inside of a task to break down different aspects.
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Derrick Griffin
-The ability to create folders to organize attachments would be a VERY beneficial feature. We can sort NEW/REVISED drawings vs. RETIRED easily, SPECS vs DRAWINGS etc. It would make it cleaner, easier to maintain, and easier to use.
-Not only being able to create folders to organize the existing attachments once they are uploaded, but also being able to upload entire folders would be a big help.
-The ability to drag and drop to reorganize the order that the attachments appear would also be a super big help. Right now, if I create a proposal I am working on and then subsequently have to add more attachments to a task, now my document is somewhere buried under 20+ documents.
Victoria Walker
This would be so helpful for:
- Adding groups of images or files
- Archiving older versions of an attachments (e.g. NEW vs. OLD)
Chris Knight
With the current limitations of the proofing tool, that does not have versions, having folders is essential for our designers to stay organized within the system.
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