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Add fields to documents
Document templates in Tallyfy work like smart forms - you fill in the blanks while the rest stays locked. This keeps every document consistent.
- You’ll need edit permissions for document templates.
- Know which parts of your document need editable fields - what changes each time?
Tallyfy’s document editor supports three field types:
- Short Text - Names, titles, reference numbers.
- Long Text - Paragraphs and detailed explanations.
- Date - Deadlines, start dates, and similar.
- Open the document template you want to edit.
- Click where you want the field to appear.
- Expand the New Fields section in the side panel.
- Pick your field type (Short Text, Long Text, or Date).
- Give it a clear name - “Customer Name” beats “Name” every time.
- Click Add to insert the field.
You can place the same field in multiple spots without creating it twice:
- Click where you want to add the existing field.
- Expand the Existing Fields section in the side panel.
- Search or browse to find the field you need.
- Drag it into position in your document.
When someone launches a document template with fields:
- They fill in the editable fields. That’s it.
- If the same field appears in multiple places, they enter it once and it populates everywhere.
- All other content stays locked.
- Documents come out consistent every time.
- Name fields clearly. “Customer Name” prevents confusion. “Name” causes headaches.
- Match field size to content. Short Text for company names, Long Text for detailed project descriptions.
- Group related fields together.
- Don’t go overboard. Too many fields overwhelm users. Keep it focused.
- Test first. Launch your own document template before sharing it with others.
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