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Fill in the blanks

Stop cloning docs: Use fill-in-the-blanks templates

Instead of copying old documents (like contracts) and manually changing details, Tallyfy lets you create smart Document Templates.

Set what people can change

With a document template, you define the standard text that shouldn’t change. Then, add specific editable fields (blanks) where users enter custom information (like a client name or date).

When someone uses the document template, they just fill in the defined blanks. The rest stays consistent.

Reuse standard text blocks (snippets)

If you have standard paragraphs (like legal text or company info) used in many documents, create a Snippet with that text.

You can insert that snippet into multiple document templates. If the standard text changes, edit the snippet once, and the update automatically appears everywhere it’s used.

Pull in data automatically (variables)

If you collected information earlier in a process (like a customer name), use Variables to insert that data automatically into your document template.

This means data is entered only once but can appear in multiple places, reducing errors and saving time (great for contracts).

Documenting > Documents

Document templates provide pre-made layouts with fixed content and editable fields that enable standardized business documents while allowing users to input specific details through a consistent online interface.

Templates > Snippets

Snippets function as reusable text blocks that streamline workflow documentation by allowing users to insert standardized content across templates tasks and processes while maintaining central control over updates.

Documenting > Templates

Tallyfy templates serve as reusable blueprints for standardizing business processes and documents to ensure consistent work execution while reducing errors and enabling efficient scaling across organizations.

Documents > Add fields to document templates

Instructions for customizing document templates with editable fields like short text long text and dates while maintaining document consistency through clear field naming and strategic placement of related inputs.