Name some of the typical documents that you have to file every day or week.

1. Emails
2. Reports
3. Invoices
4. Meeting agendas
5. Expense reports
6. Project plans
7. Timesheets
8. Purchase orders
9. Contracts
10. Presentations

Daily:

- Expense reports: Tracking and submitting reimbursement requests for expenses incurred.
- Timesheets: Recording hours worked and any overtime.
- Incident reports: Documenting any accidents or unusual occurrences.
- Work orders: Requesting maintenance or repairs for equipment or facilities.
- Emails: Sending and receiving communication for business purposes.

Weekly:

- Payroll: Submitting timecards and processing payroll for employees.
- Project status reports: Updating supervisors on the progress of projects and any potential issues.
- Sales reports: Tracking sales figures and performance metrics.
- Inventory reports: Monitoring inventory levels and ordering supplies as needed.
- Financial reports: Reviewing financial performance, such as income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.
- Correspondence: Sending and receiving letters, emails, and memos for external and internal communication.
- Meeting notes: Documenting meeting agendas, discussions, and decisions made.