- Open SharePoint: http://voadvdm/Pages/Default.aspx
- Click on COO: http://voadvdm/SiteDirectory/COO/default.aspx (from within the table of contents)
- Click on Incident Reports (located on the left hand side beneath Documents)
- Click on the appropriate program Folder
- Click on Upload from the toolbar
- Click on Browse (and locate the Incident Report document)
- Double click on the Incident Report Document
- Click OK
After uploading an Incident Report, Workflow the document for Approval.
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Checking off routine tasks like this always reminds me of old-school tech setups! To unwind after handling documents, I’ve been playing Heardle lately. It's a super fun music challenge that tests your song recognition skills from just that first little snippet, bringing back so many great musical memories. Do you have a favorite nostalgic track that you can recognize in just one second?
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