You use document types to determine the specific type of document, e.g. an invoice or a contract.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Document types are an alternative to storing documents in folders and offer unique advantages, especially if Amagno can optionally generate preview graphics for the documents and read data from certain formats, e.g. ZUGFeRD or, in future, xRechnung.<\/p>\n\n
Document types allow the automated capture of important values<\/strong> from documents, e.g. to exchange them with other applications such as financial accounting or other specialist applications<\/p>\n\n This detection, also known as magnetization <\/strong>, learns your documents by simply clicking on the values. If documents of the same type arrive, e.g. new invoices from the same supplier, Amagno will automatically recognize the data as best as possible. <\/p>\n\n Amagno will thus take over the previous typing of data for you.<\/p>\n\n Amagno saves the data for the document in the tags. In order to better organize the features, the tags are grouped into tag sets.<\/p>\n\n To create document types, you first need tag sets and tags within them. You can read more about this in the corresponding chapter.<\/p>\n\n For better organization of document types, Amagno manages them in document type categories<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n Each vault has its own document types. You can easily discover and manage documents based on document types.<\/p>\n\n In addition to folders and magnets, the document types, its categories, the tag sets and its tags can be accessed in the filing system.<\/p>\n\n As in the area of the tags of a filing system, the upper area, e.g. document types or tags for the administration of these, also serves as a starting point for dynamically restricting the display of documents further and further on the basis of the selectable tag sets, characteristics and document types.<\/p>\n\nExplore documents via document types<\/h2>\n\n