Using @tokens is quite a time saver as it is used to quickly and accurately place client information. Quick example: if you use the @clientFirstName in an email, it will replace it with the client's first name. You can also check out the video where I explain the use of @tokens in more detail.
You can use the follow @tokens
Client information:
@clientFirstName
@clientLastName
@clientEmail
@clientCompanyName
@clientAddress
@clientPostalCode
@clientCity
@clientCountry
Project information:
@projectDate
@projectName
@location
Where you can use @tokens
You can use @tokens here:
Email templates
@tokens can be used in the Subject and Message of the email template. You can find your email templates here.
Contract templates
@tokens can be used inside a contract template or if you edit a contract inside a proposal for a specific client. You can find your contract templates here
Proposal and invoice templates
@tokens can be used inside a proposal and invoice template. For example, within an item description or optional items. Here you find your proposal templates, and here you find your invoice templates.
Questionnaire templates
@tokens can be used within a questionnaire template. For instance, to personalize the welcome message. You can find your questionnaire templates here
How to use the @tokens