Attaching electronic documents to a Centrelink customer's record 111-10010140
This document explains how staff attach electronic documents to a Centrelink customer's record. Staff use this process when they receive or create electronic documents, including Job Capacity Assessment (JCA) Assessors, specialist and processing staff.
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Process Direct – attaching electronic documents to a customer’s record
Customer First – attaching electronic documents to a customer's record
Process Direct – attaching electronic documents to a customer’s record
Table 1
Step |
Action |
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Save the document + Read more ... Before attaching electronic documents to a customer’s record:
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Attach the document + Read more ... In the customer’s record, select:
In the Upload Attachment screen, update the fields:
An error message will display if any fields are incorrect. Follow the error messaging provided. Note: delete the digital image saved to the local secure drive after it is attached to the correct customer record. Procedure ends here. |
Customer First – attaching electronic documents to a customer's record
Table 2
Step |
Action |
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Using Upload Document in Document Tools + Read more ... Staff can use this function on the Customer First Document Tools screen to attach electronic documents to a Centrelink customer's record. First save documents to a local secure drive before uploading. Documents can be no larger than 5MB in size or password protected. |
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Open Document Tools + Read more ... The customer must be in context to upload documents.
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Upload Document + Read more ... Select Upload Document button. The Upload Document Details screen will be displayed. |
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Enter document details + Read more ... Complete the fields on the Upload Document Details screen to allow the document to attach to the customer's record.
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Attach a document + Read more ...
Documents should be no larger than 5MB in size as the file may be too large to open at a later date. Password protected files should not be upload as the password will stop the file from opening at a later date. An error message shows at this point if any of the fields entered are incorrect. The error message stops the file from being uploaded. Once the document has successfully uploaded:
Once the document is available on the customer’s record, delete the source document. This meets requirements for storage of customer information outside the Centrelink system. |