Apppo14160 Document Action Not Completed Successfull [new]y Portable
Based on the phrasing, this appears to be a technical error message, likely generated within SAP, Oracle, or a similar enterprise ERP system when attempting to process or move a document (possibly a shipping notification, goods receipt, or invoice) using a handheld device or a specific software module.
Here is a professional technical write-up structured for a knowledge base, support ticket, or incident report.
2.4 Interrupted Connection (Cloud/Network-Based)
For portable devices relying on Wi-Fi or mobile data, a weak or intermittent connection can cause the sync or upload to fail mid-action.
Abstract
Short description of the error, its impact on document workflows, and overview of recommended steps to diagnose and fix it. Based on the phrasing, this appears to be
Step 1: Check Available Storage Space
On Android/iOS:
- Go to Settings > Storage.
- Ensure you have at least 100MB of free internal space (more if handling large documents).
- If using an SD card, check its available space as well.
On Portable Apps (e.g., running from USB drive):
- Right-click the drive in File Explorer → Properties → Check free space.
Fix: Delete unnecessary files, clear app caches, or move data to the cloud. Go to Settings > Storage
Step 2: Grant Full Document Permissions to the App
Android:
- Go to Settings > Apps > [Your Document App].
- Tap Permissions.
- Enable Files and Media (or Storage) permission.
- Also check Manage All Files permission if available (for Android 11+).
iOS:
- Open Settings > Privacy > Files and Folders.
- Find your app and toggle on access to the specific document location.
Fix: Restart the app and retry the document action. Open Settings >
2.2 File Permission Issues (Android/iOS)
Modern portable operating systems require explicit permissions for document management. If the app lacks read/write permissions to the target folder, the action will fail.
Part 3: How to Fix "APPPO14160 Document Action Not Completed Successfully Portable"
Follow these troubleshooting steps in order. Most users will find the solution within the first three steps.






