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Adding a Document

Learn how to upload documents in Equip to the library or participant profiles - organize files, set permissions, and share securely.

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Written by MaryGrace Milligan
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In Equip, documents can be stored in two ways: in the account-wide Document Library or in an individual participant’s profile. Admins, Supporters, and Participants can all upload documents based on their permissions.


🗂️ Add to the Document Library (Account-Wide)

This is best for forms, policies, or shared documents used across participants.

  • Go to Documents in the left-hand menu

  • Click the Library tab at the top

  • Click the ➕ Add Document button

  • Enter a Title and optional Description

  • Choose one or more Categories (if available)

  • Drag and drop a file or click to browse your computer

  • Use the Search Recipients box to share the document with specific users

  • Click Create Document


👤 Add to a Specific Participant’s Profile

This is ideal for personalized documents or support plans.

  • Go to Participants from the left-hand menu

  • Click the name of the participant

  • Open the Documents tab

  • Click ➕ Add Document

  • Fill out the following fields:

    • Title – Give the document a clear name

    • DescriptionOptional details to clarify purpose

    • Categories – Tag the document for easier searching

    • Upload – Drag and drop or browse to select your file

    • Toggle: Link to Profile – Show this document in the participant’s Profile View

    • Access Controls – Choose who can view, edit, or delete (Admin, Supporter, Participant)

  • Click Create Document


📄 View and Manage Documents

  • Use the Library to view and organize shared documents

  • Use each participant’s Documents tab for individualized files

  • You can view, share, edit, or delete documents at any time (based on permissions)


Equip Tip: Adding documents in Equip helps everyone stay on the same page—literally. Whether you’re sharing a support plan, uploading a resume, or storing key intake forms, organized access ensures that the right people have the right information at the right time—all while empowering participants to take a more active role in their journey.

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