> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.agilecase.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.agilecase.com/user-documentation/the-case-tab/the-docs-and-comms-tab.md).
# The Docs & Comms Tab
This lesson will describe the layout and functionality of the "Docs& Comms" tab in a case.
### The documents and communications tab
The documents and communications, or "Docs & Comms," tab allows you to view all of the [documents](/administrator-documentation/templates/creating-a-simple-document-template.md), [emails](/administrator-documentation/templates/creating-an-email-template.md), [SMS](/administrator-documentation/templates/creating-an-sms-template.md), and [notes](/user-documentation/dashboard/creating-a-note.md) stored against a case, as well as uploading your own files.
To find out more about each, click the name of the entity for a lesson on how to create it.
You can sort through the files on the tab using the:
1. Ordering button
2. System labels
3. Document types
You can also create documents using the "New" button. Using this, you can create documents, emails, SMS messages, and notes.
You can also upload your own documents to the system using this menu.
{% hint style="info" %}
Uploaded documents include the original document name in the description that is assigned to the document. When uploading multiple documents at one time, we also add a prefix (1,2,3, etc) to the start of the document description to provide an easier way of locating you document uploads.
{% endhint %}
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