Creating a Document from a Template in Ketl

Key Benefits :

  • Speed: Skip repetitive typing by pulling directly from client records.
  • Consistency: Maintain standardized document formatting.
  • Accuracy: Reduce typos and errors by using verified stored data.

Step-by-Step Instructions

  • Start from the Ketl Home Page

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    On the left-hand side panel, click the blue "Plus" sign.

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  • Choose to Create a Document

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    A pop-up menu will appear with three options: Contact, Project, and Document. - Select Document.

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  • Create from a Template

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    • At the bottom of the creation screen, you will see the Create from Template option.
    • By default, the document name will be today’s date plus a default file name. You can change this to whatever you like.
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  • Select or Create a Template

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    • After clicking Create from Template, you can either:
    • Select an existing template from your library, or Create a new template. For example, you might choose a Billing template, such as “Monthly Billing Plans.”
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  • View and Use Template Fields

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    On the right-hand side, you will see all the available fields that can be automatically filled from your client’s stored information.

    • Click on a field to see its details. You can add these fields to your document so Ketl knows which parts of the text should be replaced.
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  • Optional: Upload Your Own Template File

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    • You can upload a file in the Upload File section.
    • If your uploaded file contains recognized template fields, Ketl will map them automatically.
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  • Generate the Document

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    • Select a template and proceed.
    • You will see fillable fields in the document where client data will be inserted.
    • Select the client for the document.
  • Auto-fill and Review

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    • Once the client is selected, Ketl will automatically fill in all mapped fields with that client’s information.
    • Review the document to ensure all details are correct.
  • Finalize

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    Save, share, or send the completed document for signature.

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