1. the act or process of filing documents or records between or among existing files in proper sequence
Usage: office administration

1. to file documents or records between or among existing files in proper sequence
Usage: present participle of interfile

Examples

• The secretary spent the morning interfiling the new contracts with the existing client records.
• Proper interfiling ensures that all documents remain in chronological order.
• She was interfiling the invoices when she discovered the missing payment.
• The filing system requires careful interfiling to maintain organization.
• After interfiling the reports, the cabinet was perfectly organized.
• The clerk’s job involved interfiling hundreds of forms daily.