In the above section we described how to configure types of documents. That's all you need for Person documents because the Person Profile page ships with a dedicated tab for managing documents. However, for entity types other than Person, there's a little more to it. In this section we'll show you what else needs to be done, using the Group entity as an example. First, you still need to set up a document type as described in the prior section above. In this case, we'll add one with an Entity Type of Group. Now that we have a document type that we can use with groups, we need a way to actually manage those documents. This is where the Documents block comes in. Because we're working with groups in this example, we’ll add the Documents block to the Group Viewer page in Rock. You can do this from the Group Viewer page by using the admin toolbar to edit the page’s zones. Pictured below, we’ll add the Documents block to the Main page zone by clicking the ti ti-plus button to add a row. Adding the block is easy. As pictured below, simply provide a name and select Documents as the Type. Click Save and then Done to finish. When you first add the Documents block to a page, there’s a good chance you’ll see a warning message telling you to “configure a valid context entity” for the block. That just means you need to let the Documents block know what kind of entity it’s working with. To do that, we’ll use the admin toolbar again to access the settings for the Documents block. In this example you’ll need to provide an Entity Type of "Group" to ensure the block works with groups. While we're here, there are some other block settings you might want to be aware of, as described below. Name - Provide the block with a descriptive name.Heading Title - A title will appear at the top of the block if one is provided, otherwise the block will have no title in the heading.Heading Icon CSS Class - You can optionally assign an icon that will display in the block’s heading.Document Types - If you want the block to only work with documents of certain types, you can list those types here. In the example pictured above, only “Meeting Information” documents will be accessible from the block.Show Security Button - Showing the security button allows you to manage security access for each document.Entity Type - This is where you tell the block what type of entity it’s working with. In this example we’re only interested in group documents, so “Group” has been selected. The Documents block is now ready to start handling documents for groups. We'll walk through what that looks like in the next section below.