> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.moselle.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.moselle.io/operations/suppliers/docuements.md).

# Supplier Documents

### Overview

The Documents tab allows you to upload and manage all files related to this supplier.

### Document Views

Switch between two views above the table:

* **All Documents** - View all uploaded files
* **Favourited** - View only files you've marked as favorites

### Documents Table

Each document displays:

| Column      | Description                      |
| ----------- | -------------------------------- |
| File Name   | Name of the uploaded document    |
| File Type   | Document format (CSV, PDF, etc.) |
| File Size   | Size of the file                 |
| Uploaded On | Date the file was uploaded       |

### Filter and Search

**Filter by File Type:** Use the dropdown on the left side above the table to filter by file type (CSV, PDF, etc.).

**Search:** Use the search bar on the right side to find specific documents.

### Upload a Document

1. Click the **Upload** button
2. Your computer's file browser will open
3. Select the file to upload
4. The file details will automatically populate in the table

### Manage Documents

**Favourite a Document:** Click the heart icon on the far left of any row to mark it as a favorite. Favourited documents can be viewed in the Favourited tab.

**Download or Delete:** Click the three-dot menu on the far right of any row to:

* **Download** - Save the file to your computer
* **Delete** - Remove the file from the list


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