handoverfolder

noun
UK /ˈhændəʊvəˌfəʊldə/
US /ˈhændoʊvərˌfoʊldər/

A folder that holds important papers so you can give them to someone else.

She put the project notes in a handoverfolder before her last day at work.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A digital folder used to pass files from one person or team to another.

The engineer shared a handoverfolder on the shared drive with all the setup files.

3. A set of instructions and records given to someone taking over a job or task.

The new manager read the handoverfolder to learn about ongoing projects.

4. A physical binder used during a shift change to pass on key information.

The night nurse left the handoverfolder at the front desk for the morning team.