Skip to main content

Document Manager: How to create a new Document

How to create a new Print Form in Document Manager

Kate Gubbins avatar
Written by Kate Gubbins
Updated over 11 months ago

Document Manager allows you to add/build any number of documents, and allows you to Group and Sub-Group your documents as you need to for better management:

To create a new Form, you will need to first add a Group, and SubGroup for your Form. To do this, click the + sign on Group:

And Add a group name:

When you have added your name, click Save. You will then need to select the newly created Group in the Group dropdown.

Next, you will want to create a SubGroup (which now has a + sign):

Add a SubGroup:

Now you will be able to add a document to this Group/Subgroup by clicking the +ADD button in the top right:

When you click ADD, you have a number of items in the initial setup of the document:

  1. This is where you add the title of the Document.

  2. Template Type. You will see a number of options in this dropdown – they nominate which solution to use for this Print Form. Unless you know otherwise, always choose the type Internal.

  3. Group/Subgroup – this will reflect the Group/Subgroup you have setup when you created the Print Form. Note that you can change the Group/Subgroup here if you need to.

  4. For Journey – this is a dropdown that allows you to attach this Document to a specific Journey.

    1. This setting only matters for Loanapp-related forms.

    2. This is good as you build alternate journeys in the channel and you want specific Forms for those journeys.

    3. Note that a form cannot be for more than 1 journey. This means that if you need the same form on >1 journey…you need to copy the form as a new form, and then attach this second version to the next journey

  5. Standard Use – this identifies the data/dataset to be made available for the Form for mapping; and also where the form can be made available for generating.

  6. Print Individual Documents For:

  7. Signature Required – this is to be ticked if you are going to require signature tagging on this document.

  8. Applicability Rule - this allows you to create rules in Policy Engine to then attach to this Print Form, to make the generation of the Print Form conditional.

    1. eg you might want a Membership Form to only be generated in the Application Documents when an applicant is not a current member and therefore needs to complete a Membership Form as part of their submission.

    2. You would create a rule in Policy Engine to identify that an applicant is not a current member; and then attach that rule to this print form

  9. Section Rules - allows you to set rules to make 'sections' of a print form appear conditionally. This is related to "Merge Blocks".

    1. Basically, you can build a rule in Policy Engine, and then attach that rule to a Merge Block to make that Merge Block only appear when needed.

    2. This allows you to make specific sections of the print form appear only when needed:

  10. Description – further detail you might want to add to identify the Form and its use.

When you have completed the setup, click SAVE

You will now have a new blank document ready to create. It will be 1) in draft and 2) ready to Edit:

Did this answer your question?