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Documents

Find, download and export the business licenses, tax certificates and other files buyers upload with their applications.

The Documents tab in Sami B2B Onboarding lists every file buyers upload through a document field on your application form, from every application, whatever its status. Use it to find a reseller certificate quickly, download it, or export the list for your records.

A file becomes a document when the buyer uploads it through one of the four ready-made document fields. In the form builder, add them from the Document fields group:

  • Business license
  • Tax certificate
  • Tax registration
  • Reseller certificate

Each upload is listed under the field’s document type. A plain File upload field doesn’t add anything to Documents. Its file stays with the application’s answers. To add document fields to your form, see Build your form.

When a buyer uploads a file with a different name after you request more information, it’s added as another document. The earlier one stays.

In the Shopify admin, open Sami B2B Onboarding, click Companies in the app menu, then click the Documents tab.

The Documents tab listing uploaded files by company, each with its document type and file name, Application as the source, No expiry status, and Download and Open application buttons.

Each row shows the company, the document type with its file name, and buttons to download the file or open the application.

Column What it shows
Company The company the document belongs to.
Document The document type, with the file name under it.
Source Application for files uploaded with an application.
Expires The expiry date, or a dash when there is none.
Status No expiry when the document has no expiry date.

The application form doesn’t ask buyers for issue or expiry dates, so documents uploaded through it show a dash under Expires and No expiry under Status.

Type in Search documents to search by document type, file name or company name.

The view button at the start of the search field (All to start with) also offers Needs attention, for documents that expire within 30 days or have expired. Files uploaded through the form have no expiry date, so that list stays empty.

  1. Search for the company or the document type.

  2. Click Download on the document’s row. The app makes a private download link and opens it in a new browser tab, where the file downloads. The link works for five minutes. To download the file again later, click Download again.

When a document holds several files, Download on this tab gets the first one. To download each file, open the application and use its Attachments card.

If a banner says “That file couldn’t be opened.”, try again. If it keeps happening, the file may no longer be stored: ask the buyer for a new copy.

Click Open application on a row to see the application the file came with, including the buyer’s answers and the decision.

A company’s own page also lists its files in an Attachments card, with a button to download each file. See Manage a company.

  1. On the Documents tab, click the Export icon beside the search field.

  2. Choose Current page, All documents or Matching your search. Then choose CSV for Excel, Numbers, or other spreadsheet programs or Plain CSV file.

  3. Click Export documents. The CSV file downloads with the company, document type, source, issue date and expiry date of each document.

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