# Attachments

**Attachments** let you store files for a patient (images, PDFs, exports—whatever your workflow allows), scoped to your practice and branch.

### Plan access

The **Attachments** area requires **Growth** or higher (including **Enterprise**), or an active **trial** that maps to Growth capability. On **Free** or **Starter**, the attachments routes are gated—you’ll see upgrade prompts if you try to open them directly.

### Where to open them

* **Attachments** in the main sidebar opens a patient picker, then files for that patient.
* From **Patients**, open the row menu or patient profile and choose **View Attachments** when your plan includes it (`/patients/{patientId}/attachments`).

### Upload limits

Maximum upload size depends on **plan** and any **Enterprise** override stored on your subscription (Growth defaults to **10 MB** per file unless your workspace is configured differently; Enterprise commonly allows **50 MB** unless customized).

### Tips

* Confirm the correct **branch** in the header—patient lists and attachment context follow that branch.
* For clinical consent paperwork captured digitally, see [Informed consent](/associhealth-docs/patients/informed-consent.md); general files belong here as **attachments**.


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