Generating a Master Document List Report
The master document list report exports key metadata fields for your systems, policies, or training — not the document content itself.
The Master Document List report gives you a single, exportable list of the metadata for your systemHUB content: things like status, version, and ownership details for each system, policy, or training. It does not include the actual written content of the documents — only the fields describing them.
This report works well as a document register or master list — a common requirement for ISO compliance (e.g. ISO 9001 clause 7.5.3, control of documented information). It's a supporting piece of your compliance documentation, not a complete compliance package on its own. Evidence of approvals, access control, and activity history lives elsewhere in systemHUB — for example, in sign-off reports and activity logs.
Steps to Generate a Master Document List Report
1. Open Settings
- Click your profile image
- Select Settings
2. Go to Reports
- On the left menu, click Reports
- Scroll down to Master Document List
3. Choose Report Scope
- Select the content type: Systems, Policies, or Training
- Select all documents using the Select All tick box, or use the search field to find specific ones
- Expand folders and subfolders to choose specific content
4. Generate Report
- Click Generate Report
- The system will compile the list of matching documents
5. Review Activity Data
The report lists these fields for each document — not the document's content:
- Status (color-coded)
- Document ID
- Document title
- Latest saved version
- Owner approval date
- Next review date
- Owner and secondary owner
- Document URL (clickable — use this to open the full document itself)
6. Export Report
- Click Export
- Choose Excel (.xlsx) or CSV (.csv)
- Click Generate
- The exported file includes the same fields shown in systemHUB
Tip: Use this report as your document register for compliance audits. For full ISO documentation, pair it with systemHUB's sign-off reports and activity logs, which provide the approval and access-history evidence this list doesn't cover on its own.