If your client has requested a supplier document, you will receive an email notification containing the details of the request.This...
When a buyer asks you for a document through oboloo, such as an insurance certificate or policy, you upload it in the oboloo supplier portal. This guide is for supplier contacts; you don't need an oboloo account.
Before you start
You need the document request email from the buyer, which contains the Upload Documentation button and your own Reference Code. The email also names the document and includes any notes from the buyer.
The tab lists every document the buyer has asked your company for, with any notes and a status of Awaiting Upload or Uploaded. If the buyer has attached a file for you, such as a template to complete, click Download to get it.
Choose Upload
Find the request marked Awaiting Upload, click the three-dot actions menu at the end of the row and choose Upload.
Fill in the details
Enter a Document Title, choose your file in File Input, and pick the Document Expiry Date if the document has one. You can upload PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, JPG, PNG, TXT, CSV and ZIP files of up to 16MB.
Click Upload Document
If you left the expiry date blank, you're asked to confirm that the document has no expiry date. The request changes to Uploaded.
What happens next
The buyer is notified: they can review and approve your document.
Other requests: if the buyer has also asked for contract documents or questionnaires, you'll find them on the Contract Document Requests and Questionnaires tabs. When everything is done, the portal shows Your organisation has completed all requests.
Viewing your upload: choose View from the actions menu to open the file you uploaded.
Cancelled requests: if the buyer cancels a request, you're emailed and it's removed from the tab.
📌 Important: Once you've uploaded a document you can't replace it yourself. If you uploaded the wrong file, contact the buyer and ask them to request it again.
Troubleshooting
Upload is greyed out
A file has already been uploaded for that request, possibly by a colleague. Choose View to check it.
My file won't upload
Check that it's one of the accepted file types and no larger than 16MB, and that you've entered a Document Title.
📌 Need Further Help? If you need further assistance, please contact your internal platform administrator for support. Otherwise please reach out to oboloo's support team. If you are unable to view the above area in the oboloo platform, please check your user permissions and access rights.