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Transmittals

UI: Transmittals

What it is for

Create and track formal packages of files sent to recipients (members, teams, companies), with messages, visibility, ZIP, and reminders.

Relevance

Replaces sending IFC via email without traceability. Provides proof of sending (Viewed / Downloaded) and privacy control among recipients.

Example of use

The manager uses Create Transmittal "IFC Architecture Week 12", recipients = client's team, Visibility = Recipients can only see themselves, message, Send me a copy, and later Send reminder email.

Who can use it

Users with Transmittals permission.

Screen Anatomy

  • List + Search & Filters.
  • Empty: Create Transmittal.
  • Detail with tabs General · Recipients · Files.
  • Creation wizard.

Options and fields

Ribbon

Create Transmittal · Export List · Search & Filters.

Create

FieldFunction
TitleTitle (required)
RecipientsMembers, teams or companies
VisibilityRecipients can see each other / only themselves
Files for transmittalCDE files
MessageText to recipients
Send me a copy of the notification by emailCopy

List Filters

Search by title · Sent by · Recipients · Viewed by · Downloaded by · Sent between · status By All / By Some / By None.

Detail

AreaContent
GeneralStatus · ID · Sent by · Created at · Message · Options (email copy / visibility) · Viewed · Downloaded
Files colsName · Version · Description · Path · Last updated · Updated by
ActionsDownload ZIP · Export Report · Cover Page · Send reminder email

Statuses: Pending · Completed · Processing · Failed.

How to use

  1. CDETransmittalsCreate Transmittal (or select files in Files → Create Transmittal).
  2. Title, recipients, visibility, files, message.
  3. Send; track Viewed/Downloaded.
  4. Reminder / Export / ZIP as needed.

Transmittals

Tips / common errors

  • Title and at least one recipient are required.
  • In Files: "Select files to create transmittal" if nothing is selected.

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