Why Versioning Matters
On long-running projects, deliverables get updated — new field findings, revised loads, updated permits. The Document Hub assigns a clear version label to every generated artifact so your team and your client always know which copy is the official one.
Version Numbering
Each saved document is tagged with a sequential label: **V01** for the first generated copy, **V02** for the next revision, **V03** for the one after, and so on. Older versions are preserved — never overwritten — so you always have a complete audit trail.
Marking the Official Version
Open any document in the Document Hub and use **Mark as Official** to flag the version that should be treated as the current authoritative copy. Older versions remain accessible but are visually de-emphasized.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Select two versions of the same document and choose **Compare** to see what changed between them — added POIs, updated clearances, revised text sections, or reattached photos.
What Gets Versioned
- Full Reports and Report Sections
- Driver Briefing PDFs
- Permit Application packages
- Client Delivery Portal snapshots
- POI Photo Reports and DTEQ Route Survey Reports
Sharing the Right Copy
When you share a Client Delivery Portal link or email a deliverable, RoadScope always includes the version label so recipients know exactly which revision they are viewing.