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Every document keeps its full history. Nothing is ever overwritten. The Versions tab showing v2 marked Pending with Promote and Reject actions, and v1 marked Current.

Create a new version

Two paths, both append a version and keep the old one:
  • Save in the editor.
  • Upload new version in the ... actions menu of the details pane, to swap in a file prepared elsewhere.

Pending versions

If someone uploads a replacement while the document is locked, it does not go live. It parks as a pending version for the lock holder to judge. You can spot pending work in three places: an amber dot on the document’s row in the list, a 1 pending chip in the details header, and a badge on the Versions tab.
1

Open the Versions tab

Pending versions sit at the top, above the current one.
2

Promote or Reject

Promote makes it the current version. Reject sets it aside. Nothing is auto-promoted; it is always your call.

Work with the history

Each row in the Versions tab gives you:
  • The eye icon to view that version in the previewer, without changing what is current.
  • Download, to pull that exact file.
  • Restore, on any superseded or rejected version. Restoring copies the old file forward as a new current version, so the history stays intact. A confirmation step guards it.
Attributes are properties of the document, not of a version. They carry across new versions, so you never re-enter them after a replacement upload. See Edit attributes.

Audit trail

The History tab beside Versions is the system of record: who viewed, edited, locked, or commented on the document, when, and from where.

Deleting

Delete from the ... actions menu, with a confirmation. Deletion is a soft delete: it retires every version, removes the document from search and from any client portals, and keeps the record so it can be recovered.