11.4 Folders
Folders help you manage your documents and messages and organize group-specific objects. You can even link archiving systems and integrate third-party software if the provider offers software that can be licensed for SAP systems.
The Business Workplace provides several work environments to process documents and messages. To view the contents of a work environment, click the required work environment in the folder tree; the system will display the corresponding folder content list (Figure 11.5).
Figure 11.5 Folders in the Business Workplace
The work environments are mapped through the buttons described in Table 11.3.
Button | Work Environment | Function |
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Inbox | Contains all documents and resubmissions you've received |
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Outbox | Contains all documents sent by you |
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Resubmission | Contains documents that are resubmitted to your inbox on a defined date |
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Private folders | Manages documents and messages in a folder structure that you’ve created for your own use |
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Shared folders | Stores group-specific or cross-enterprise documents and messages in these folders |
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Subscribed folders | Contains all folders you subscribe to |
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Trash | Temporarily contains all deleted folders, documents, and messages |
Table 11.3 Work Environments and Thier Corresponding Buttons in the Business Workplace
By right-clicking the Private Folders object, you can create subfolders for your personal document administration so you can manage your documents and messages individually.