---
id: KB-PR-029
url: https://app.codecontract.io/help/troubleshooting/can-i-see-what-i-already-sent-you
idioma: en
categoria: problemas
audiencia: usuario
nivel: basico
actualizado: 2026-08-13
tambienEn: [es]
relacionados: [KB-PR-022, KB-TL-023, KB-PR-030]
citadoPor: [KB-TL-026]
---

# Can I see what I already sent you?

_While the link is live, usually yes. And if not, ask: it is what stops you sending the same thing twice._

**Responde a:** can i see the documents i uploaded · i want to check i sent the right thing · how do i review what i already sent · i dont remember which documents i sent

**If the link you uploaded through is still live, go back in: what you sent is there.** And if it has expired, ask whoever requested it to tell you what is on record — it is a normal question and takes a minute to answer.

## Why it is worth looking

**En corto**

- So you do not send the same thing twice, which causes duplicate reviews.
- To check you uploaded the right file and not the draft sitting next to it.
- To know what is still missing without having to ask.
- And to be clear which of your information is in whose hands.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> **What is worth avoiding is trusting memory after a few weeks.** «I think I already sent that» is the starting point of half of all documentary tangles: it gets assumed, never checked, and the document either never arrived or landed in another file. Looking takes a minute and lets you talk with facts rather than impressions.

## If the link no longer works

1. **Ask what is recorded as received, and when** — That is what you need: the list, not the files again.
2. **And keep that answer** — It saves you the same question in six months.
3. **If something is not on record, send it without arguing** — A minute's upload against several emails of discussion.

> [!WARNING]
> One habit removes all of this at a stroke: **keep your own copy of what you send, in your own files**. Not because the other side will lose it, but because the one who needs to know what was sent, when and to whom is you — and that question always arrives at the worst moment, usually once the relationship with that company has cooled.

**Can I download what I uploaded?**

It depends how the request is set up. Ask.

**What if I uploaded the wrong file?**

Upload the right one and say which counts. It is routine.

**Can they see when I uploaded it?**

Yes, it is recorded with its date. That protects both sides.

## Ejemplos

**A supplier believes they sent the insurance and actually uploaded last year's.**

- Goes back in through the link and checks which file is on record

→ The mistake shows before it gets rejected and is fixed the same day.

**Six months later you cannot remember what paperwork you gave that client.**

- Keeps their own copy of what they send, in their own files

→ The question gets answered without depending on the other side replying.

**The same thing is sent again just in case.**

- Checks first what is recorded as delivered

→ Duplication and version confusion are avoided.

**The link is no longer valid and there is doubt.**

- Asks whoever sent it for the delivery status

→ The answer arrives without uploading anything again.

**You want to keep a copy of what was sent.**

- Downloads or keeps a copy at the moment of delivery

→ Your own record does not depend on someone else's.

**Nobody remembers which version was sent.**

- Checks the date of what was delivered

→ You know which version the other party holds.