Working with PDFs

PDFs are the fourth surface of the Documents module — the written things you did NOT author. Upload one somebody sent you, fill its form fields, and sign it on the canvas, each one tied to the record it belongs to, with a Verified-by-Turtini audit trail.

Opening it:
1. Settings → Modules → enable Documents (it covers documents, spreadsheets, decks, and PDFs together)
2. Open Documents from the main nav (/documents) and pick the PDFs pill

Adding PDFs:
• Drag one or more PDFs straight onto the PDFs pill — multi-file upload is supported, so a whole folder of paperwork lands in one drop.
• Click any document to open it in the viewer panel.
• Rename a document in place — click its title in the viewer and type the new name.

The audit trail:
Every PDF Turtini generates or that you sign carries a Verified-by-Turtini stamp — a QR code plus a SHA-256 hash registered on the platform. Anyone can confirm a document is genuine and unaltered at /verify, or by scanning the QR. That makes a signed Turtini PDF self-proving: tamper with a page and the hash no longer matches.

Next: see "Filling and signing a PDF" for the page editor.