1. plural of documentation; written or printed records, evidence, or supporting materials that provide proof or information about something
Usage: countable noun; typically used in professional, academic, or legal contexts
2. plural of documentation; written instructions, guides, or technical information that explain how to use or operate something
Usage: commonly used in software, technology, and product contexts

Examples

• The insurance company required extensive documentations before approving the claim.
• All medical documentations must be kept on file for at least seven years.
• The software package includes comprehensive documentations for developers.
• She gathered the necessary documentations to apply for the visa.
• The project manager organized all documentations in a shared digital folder.
• Clear documentations help new employees understand company procedures.
• The audit revealed missing documentations for several transactions.