Overview
Use this article when you need to generate paperwork from atlas chat in Atlas Verified. It explains where to start, what information to check, and what should happen after the action is complete.
This work usually involves template, draft, section, finalized paperwork, linked shipment, linked supplier, and signature request. Keeping that context clear helps prevent mistakes, especially when you belong to more than one organization or when similar suppliers, shipments, or documents have similar names.
Before you begin
You need an active Atlas Verified account and access to the correct organization.
Your organization plan must include this feature. If you see an upgrade message, ask an admin to review plan access.
Keep the related template or draft nearby if this workflow depends on existing records.
How to do it
Sign in to Atlas Verified and confirm you are in the correct organization.
Open Intelligence, then choose AI Paperwork.
Use the paperwork action on the screen, then choose the template, provide business context, and review the generated draft.
Review the required fields, linked records, recipients, files, or status details before submitting.
Save or submit the action, then confirm the status message, updated row, generated file, or detail view.
What happens next
After the action completes, Atlas updates the related workspace so the result can be reviewed by your team. Depending on the workflow, you may see a new record, an updated status, a sent request, an uploaded document, a generated report, or a refreshed detail view.
Tips
Use the most specific name, reference, recipient, or date available so teammates can identify the result later.
Review linked records before submitting if the workflow affects a supplier, shipment, document, signature, or verification request.
If the action creates something new, open the result immediately and confirm it contains the expected details.
Troubleshooting
I cannot find the action.
Your role or plan may not include it, or you may be looking in the wrong organization. Switch to the correct organization and ask an admin to confirm access.
The result looks wrong.
Open the detail view and correct the editable fields before relying on the record or sharing it externally.
The action failed.
Refresh once, try again, and contact support with the affected record name, approximate time, and the message shown on screen.