> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://imbrace.gitbook.io/imbrace-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://imbrace.gitbook.io/imbrace-documentation/dociq/document-models.md).
# Document Models
Document Models define the structure of the information that DocIQ should identify and extract from documents. Each model contains a set of attributes representing the information expected from a particular type of document. For example, an Expense Receipt model may contain attributes for values such as the receipt date, amount, vendor, or other relevant information.
### Viewing Document Models
1. From the left navigation menu, expand **DocIQ**.
2. Click **Document Models**.
3. The system displays the available Document Models as individual cards.
4. Each model card shows:
* **Model Name**
* **Attributes** – Number of attributes configured in the model.
* **Records** – Number of records associated with the model.
* **Category** – Category assigned to the model.
5. Click the **edit icon** on a model card to open and modify the model.
6. Use the three-dot menu at the end of row to make edits or delete the row.
7. The Linked Data Board tab shows whether a Data Board is connected to the selected Document Model. A connected Data Board can be used to store and organize structured information extracted from documents processed using that model.
### Filtering and Searching Models
1. Select **All** to display all available Document Models.
2. Use the category tabs displayed across the top of the page to filter models by area.
3. Alternatively, open the **Categories** dropdown and select the required category. The number displayed next to **All** indicates the total number of models currently available.
4. Use the **Search** field to locate a Document Model by name.
### Model Profile
The **Model Profile** contains the general configuration and classification details of the Document Model.
1. Open the required Document Model.
2. Click **Model Profile** in the upper-right corner.
3. The Model Profile panel opens.
4. Review or update the fields, if required
* **Document Model Name:** Name used to identify the model.
* **Description:** Describes the type of document the model is intended to identify and the information it should contain.
* **Category:** Defines the category under which the Document Model is grouped.
* **Deployment Access:** Defines which teams can use the Document Model. For example, selecting **All Teams** makes the model available across all teams that have access to DocIQ.
5. Click SAVE to apply the changes.
### Version History
DocIQ maintains a version history for Document Models so that changes to a model can be tracked over time.
1. Open the required Document Model.
2. Click **Versions** in the upper-right corner.
3. The **Version History** panel opens. Review the available versions.
Version history provides visibility into changes made to the Document Model and helps users track how the schema has evolved over time.
