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Create templates in Access Recruitment CRM

This article explains how to create a template for your consultants to use and how to create new merge fields in templates in a few easy steps.

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Written by Terence Cassidy
Updated over 2 weeks ago

In order to create a template please follow the steps below:

  1. Click Options then click Manager

  2. Click Documents and then click template maintenance

  3. Select what template type you wish this new template to be under

  4. Note: If you want to create a new template type to aid your categorisation:

    1. Click New

    2. Name your template type and click Save

  5. In the Templates tab, click ✚

  6. Click Add Template

  7. Fill in the Template Name

  8. If the template requires data to be merged, tick the Merge box

  9. If you wish to disable the template, tick the Disable Template box

  10. Fill in the remaining fields

  11. Click Save

You can pull through information such as an applicant's name by adding a merge field to a template. To add a merge field, follow the steps below:

  1. Click Options, then click Manager

  2. Click Documents and then click Template Maintenance

  3. Click (+) New

    • Alternatively, you can use an existing template by clicking Edit (πŸ–‰)

  4. In the Document Editor window, click Home

  5. Click Show/Hide (RDB Merge Fields)

  6. Add the fields:

    1. From the Entity list, select the field

    2. From the Field list, select the details

      • These are the fields that display in the template

    3. From the Option list, select an option

      • Do Nothing (default)

      • Delete if no data found

      • Delete line if no data found

      • Enter Text

  7. Click Insert

    • Add in as many fields as you need, clicking Insert after each entry

  8. Click File, then click Save


Example of applicant name:

  • Entity: ApplicantPerson

  • Field: PersonName

  • Options: Enter Text: Hello

For more detailed information, please see the LMS course Access RCRM - Systems Administrator - Documents and Templates - Certified in your Access Learning.

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