You can attach documents to transactions or list items, such as an account, company, customer, invoice, bill, payment received, or vendor.
There are two ways to associate a document - from your Inbox, or from the transaction or list item to which you want to attach the document.
Jump to:
- Associate a document from the Inbox
- Associate a document from an object or transaction
- Access previously associated documents
- Folders
- Create a new folder
- Edit or delete a folder
- Restore a deleted folder
- Move an existing document from one folder to another
- Delete or restore a document
- Things to know
Associate a document from the Inbox
Once you have documents in the Inbox, from the Inbox tab, you can choose to:
- Select Enter bill to create a new bill
- Under More actions:
- Add to existing
- Bill
- Vendor credit
- Vendor document
- Company document
- Enter vendor credit
- New document for
- Company
- Account
- Customer
- Invoice
- Payment received
- Vendor
- Payment received
- Mark as spam
- Add to existing
Associate a document from an object or transaction
- Select the object you wish to attach the document to:
- Chart of Account
- Select Settings
- Select Classifications under Accounting
- Select Chart of Accounts
- Select the account
- Hover over Details and select Documents
- Select Attach a Document
- Customer
- Select Customers
- Select the customer name
- Select More actions
- Select Documents
- Select Attach a Document
- Invoice
- Select Invoices
- Select the invoice number
- Select the More Actions
- Select View Documents
- Select Attach a Document
- Payment Received
- Select Payments in
- Select the Reference # of the payment
- Hover over Details and select Documents
- Select Attach a Document
- Vendor
- Select Vendors
- Select the vendor name
- Select Documents
- Select Add Document
- Existing bill without an attachment - to associate additional documents to a bill that already has a document associated, associate them from the Inbox
- Open the bill
- Select Edit
- Browse or Drag & Drop the document into the document window
- Select Save
- Chart of Account
Access previously associated documents
To access previously associated documents:
- Select Documents in the navigation menu
- Select the Documents tab to search for previously processed documents
- Select the Folders tab to access documents you've filed in folders
Folders
Use folders to help manage and organize your documents in Bill.com, and take advantage of unlimited storage.
Create a new folder
- Select Documents in the navigation menu
- Select Folders
- Select New
- Enter a folder name and select a parent folder(optional)
- Select Save
Edit or delete a folder
- Select Documents in the navigation menu
- Select Folders
- Select the name of the folder to edit or delete
- Hover over Details, select Details
- Select Edit, or select Delete
- Any documents in the deleted folder will remain and will still be accessible via the Documents link
Restore a deleted folder
- Select Documents in the navigation menu
- Select Folders
- Select Show Inactive Folders at the bottom of the folders list
- Select the correct folder from the list
- Select Undelete
Move an existing document from one folder to another
To move an existing document from one folder to another folder:
- Select Documents in the navigation menu
- Select the document name
- Select Edit in the Summary
- Select a folder in the drop down menu
- Select Save
Delete or restore a document
To delete or restore a document in the documents tab or a folder:
To Delete a document:
- Select Documents in the navigation menu
- Select the document name
- Select the delete icon
To Restore a document:
- Select Documents in the navigation menu
- Select Refresh list to include inactive Documents at the bottom of the page
- Select the document name
- Select the un-delete icon
Things to know
- A document can only be associated with one Account, Company, Customer, Invoice, Payment Received or Vendor
- If a document needs to be associated in multiple places, you'll need to upload for separately to each location
- A document can't be associated to a bill from the document tab. You'll want to download the document and upload it to the inbox to associate the document to a bill.