Give document review a clear next step.
Build an ACC app for receiving, organizing, or reviewing documents. Bring the files and details your team needs together, with a clear next step for each reviewer.
Use this template to build your own app with Conduit. Describe your requirements in plain English and review the plan. Conduit writes the code; you test the result and ask for refinements.
When to use this starter
Document-control and project teams working through recurring file and metadata reviews.
Bring these details
- The ACC project and documents involved in the workflow.
- The metadata or classifications the team needs to review.
- The actions users should take and the access those actions require.
Shape the first version
- Use the connected ACC project context for the document workflow.
- Bring the relevant files and metadata into a focused review process.
- Keep the first build centered on one stage, then expand as the team tests it.
A brief you can adapt
Start with this example, then add your project’s requirements and rules.
Build an ACC app for reviewing document metadata in the connected project. Ask me which documents and fields are in scope. Present the relevant files and metadata together, and let reviewers identify items needing attention. Start with review before adding document-changing actions.
Check the result before sharing it
- Confirm the app is working in the intended ACC project.
- Compare a small set of displayed documents and metadata with the source records.
- Test the review flow with the access level of the people who will use it.
From your first build to your team
Test the generated app against the intended ACC project and access permissions, then make it available to the team. ACC apps run in the browser, with hosting managed by Conduit.
Your versions stay in Conduit. Every app reports how it’s running for your team, helping Conduit diagnose problems and make improvements.
Ready to make it yours?
Build your team’s version of Document Manager.