Enter the common information of a new document.

The Location property specifies whether the button will be located on a record's preview page or along with the View/Edit/Delete buttons that are selected in the Table View advanced options or in either places. Furthermore, you can select the Multi-Record or Preview Page and Multi-Record button to render multi-record documents.

Also, the Hidden option can be chosen, when a document button should be excluded from the user interface, but this document can be called via Navigate action or Formula-URL.

When a document is created, there is a button displayed on a view form. This button allows to generate the document. The Category property allows to group document buttons in a drop list, as a result, the form does not look cluttered.

If category is not set, the item is rendered as a push button named after the item.

If category is set for a single item it is rendered as a push button, but named after category rather than item.

If category is set and shared between multiple items they are rendered as a dropdown button named after category with items forming a menu.

Please note that documents’ buttons and custom buttons are processed separately; their categories are not shared.

Select a color to highlight the document button on a form or/and in a view. When the button is displayed alone, its background matches selected color. When the button collapses into submenu, menu item’s background uses desaturated version of the color – just like active/inactive tabs do.

In the Template field select a document template based on which a document should be generated. If a template has not been specified, TeamDesk will generate a new template (a new template will be identical to the one created when a user clicks the Generate document template link).

You can choose between two output formats: Microsoft Word or PDF. As a result, the output will be displayed as the docx or the pdf file. This setting is also respected when sending document via workflow email actions.

This property allows you to restrict the access to a document to a selected set of roles. A document button will not be shown to users with such roles.

If it is needed, the Views property allows you to restrict the access to the document button to a selected set of views.