The Model Manager (Beta) features and documentation are subject to change without notice. (Note: At the launch of the Beta, only 'Admin' level permissions are available. Additional permissions will be phased in during the product lifecycle).
There are a few different ways to upload files to a project's Documents tool. Choose to follow steps from one of the following:
Navigate to the project's Documents tool.
Click on the folder in the Documents tool that you want to upload files or folders to.
After selecting files or folders on your computer, drag and drop them to the center panel of the Documents tool.
Tip! You can also use this method to upload empty folders from your computer instead of having to create the same folders manually in the Documents tool.
OR
Click the + New drop-down menu.
Choose whether you want to upload files or folders:
Click File Upload to select files to upload.
Click Folder Upload to select folders to upload.
Select the files or folders you want to upload from your computer.
Note: Empty folders cannot be uploaded during this step. They can only be uploaded using the drag-and-drop method shown above.
Click Open.
Notes:
A progress indicator is shown for each upload, and the system returns to the Documents tool page after the upload is complete.
If you are uploading one or more files with the same filename as an existing file, you are prompted to choose whether you want to upload them as new versions, or rename the files.
Click Continue Upload.
Navigate to the Documents tool.
Click the Settings 
icon to open the 'Document Settings'.
Under the General tab, you will find the email address to email files to, listed under Import Options.
Create an email that is addressed to your Documents tool's email address, as shown in the image above.
Attach any files you want to add to the Documents tool to the email.
Note: The files will be uploaded to the 'Emailed Documents' folder.
Procore Drive is another efficient way to upload files in bulk. See Upload a File to a Folder in Procore Drive.
Note: If Procore Drive is not configured on your Windows computer, please see the Procore Drive Setup Guide.