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# Wappy | Files

In [Wappy](https://support.robaws.com/en/article/wappy-bmkzk0/) you come across files in several places: you add **photos** to a work order, you consult the **documents** that belong to the linked project or order in Robaws, and you can share **files from another app** straight to Wappy. In this article we run through how that works.

|| Exactly what you can do with files also depends on your [Wappy licence](https://support.robaws.com/en/article/wappy-licences-c9uch7/). Adding photos, for instance, is available from certain licences onwards.

## Adding photos to a work order

While filling in a work order you can add photos, for example to record the work carried out or a situation on site. The photos are sent to Robaws along with the work order and end up with the work order there.

If the work order has a **folder structure**, you first choose the folder when adding. You get a selection screen with the available folders; only after you have indicated one is the photo or file added. That way nothing has to be moved in Robaws afterwards. This also works for work orders that you create straight from a planning item.

In the **'Uploads'** section you use the action button next to the title to determine how you view your files: as a **flat list** or in **folder display**.

You determine the resolution of the photos that are sent through with the **Photo upload quality** setting (High / Medium / Low) in the [personal settings of Wappy](https://support.robaws.com/en/article/wappy-settings-1ujjkcj/). If you choose High, the work order may be sent through more slowly; with a lot of photos we recommend Medium or Low.

||| Photos that you add to a [form](https://support.robaws.com/en/article/wappy-working-with-forms-1aawfht/) do not end up with the files of the work order — they stay with the form itself.

## Consulting documents on the Info tab

On the **Info tab** of a work order you find, under **'Documents'**, the files that belong to the linked project or order in Robaws. That way you also have the necessary plans, photos and documents to hand on site.

The documents can be shown in the same **folder structure** as in Robaws. That structure comes from the planning item, the project and/or the order, or from a **work order template**: with such a template you determine in Robaws in advance which folders a work order is given, so that your team immediately knows where a photo or document belongs. You manage those templates via **settings > work orders**.

With the **action button next to 'Documents'** you switch between two displays:

* a **flat list** — all files without folders;
* the **folder display** — the files organised in folders, just as in Robaws.

![The Info tab of a work order in Wappy, with the documents in folder display](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/e/a/d/f/eadf6dec760ec000/nl-1_j4idop.png =320x599)

|| To be able to use the folder display, you first activate it via **settings > work orders > Wappy > 'show document folders'**.

You do not only have this choice on a work order: everywhere Wappy shows documents — with **orders**, **tasks**, **work orders** and **installations** — you switch between the flat list and the folder display in the same way.

||| On orders the folders themselves are not shown yet. All your files do remain available for consultation there via the flat list.

## Sharing files from another app to Wappy

Do you already have a file on your device — in your photo library, a PDF viewer or as an attachment in your mailbox, for instance? Then you do not have to create or photograph it again. You send it straight to Wappy with the **share function** of your device:

1. Open the file in the app it is in.
2. Tap the **share button** of your device and choose **Wappy** in the list of apps.
3. Wappy opens on the **'Add to work order'** screen. There you choose the work order from your **'my work orders'** list.

The file then ends up on that work order, on the **'extra'** tab under **'Uploads'**. So it is not stored with the photos that you add to the work order while filling it in, but separately under 'Uploads'.