If you generate multiple documents from the same item, you might want to append a new version number to each document you generate. Follow the detailed instructions below or watch this two-minute video:
Step-by-step instructions
- Add a number column and call it "Version"
- Go to your DocuGen view > Settings > Template, and append this to the document name: <<column_firstrow:Version>>
This will ensure that the version number appears at the end of the generated document name. - We need to automatically increment the "Version" column value every time you generate a document. To do this, add a new board automation:
- For the recipe trigger ("When this happens"), choose the same trigger that you use for DocuGen:
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- If you're using a DocuGen status recipe, select "status changes to something" and select the same status column and value as your DocuGen recipe.
- If you're using a DocuGen button recipe, select "button clicked" and select the same button column as your DocuGen recipe:
- If you're using a DocuGen status recipe, select "status changes to something" and select the same status column and value as your DocuGen recipe.
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- For the recipe action ("Then do this"), select "increase / decrease number value" and fill the column name and "1" for the value:
- Your final automation should look like this -- don't forget to click "Create automation":
That's all! Every time you trigger a new document, the version number will increase by one and the generated document name will include the new version number.
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