Document layouts

What are each of the documents for?

Learn what each of the documents in Current RMS is used for.

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Make basic changes to document layouts

Change colors, size, and general document details

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Make advanced changes using HTML, CSS, and Liquid syntax

Clone our documents or create new ones to make advanced layout and style changes.

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Translate your document layouts

Use French, German, Spanish, or other languages in your quotations, invoices, rental agreements and other documents by translating them.

Written by Michael McGovern
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Request changes with our document layout modification service

Let us make changes to your documents for you.

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Export and upload document layouts

Export layouts to send them to the Current RMS team and upload ones that we've sent you.

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🎞️ Add terms and conditions to documents

Automatically merge additional PDFs at the end of quotations, rental agreements, and invoices generated.

Written by Michael McGovern
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An introduction to Liquid syntax

Liquid syntax allows you to dynamically place content in document layouts and discussion templates

Written by Michael McGovern
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Liquid tags

Tags create the logic and control flow for templates. They are denoted by curly braces and percent signs: {% and %}.

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Liquid filters

Filters change the output of a Liquid object. They are used within an output and are separated by a pipe character.

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Liquid objects

Objects, or output markup (which may resolve to text) are surrounded by matched pairs of curly brackets.

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Company object

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Organization object

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Contact object

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Venue object

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User object

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Current user

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Owner user

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Activity object

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Vehicle object

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Invoice object

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Invoice item object

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Invoice tax object

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Project object

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Opportunity (order) object

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Opportunity cost object

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Opportunity item surcharge object

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Opportunity item object

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Opportunity item asset object

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Charging period object

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Product object

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Product accessories object

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Stock level object

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Address object

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Service object

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Use custom fields in document layouts

Use the document layout field name to add your own custom fields to your quotes and orders.

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Hide items or groups on your documents

Use Liquid syntax to hide products, services, or groups on your document layouts with criteria that you choose.

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Add a PayPal button to your invoices

Use PayPal’s HTML buttons on our document layouts to provide a link for your customers to pay invoices.

Written by Michael McGovern
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Add social media links and icons to your documents

Is your business social? Insert social media buttons into your documents so your customers can find you online.

Written by Michael McGovern
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