You can have DocuGen give a fixed name to your generated documents, or give them dynamic names using placeholders.

If you are using a DocuGen item view, click on Settings > Template > Name your documents:

If you are using a DocuGen board view, go to Settings > Template > Name your documents:

Dynamic names

You can use placeholders to insert information from your monday.com account, user, or board into your document names. For example:

This setting will result in document names that depend on the "Customer" column and the name of the user who generated the document. For example:

• Proposal for Top Roofing LLC from Tom Smith
• Proposal for Seattle's Best Brokers from Bill Duncan

Other examples:

• <<user_name>>‘s document from <<board_name>>
  will give a result similar to this:
  John Doe’s document from Invoices
  (assuming the user name is "John Doe" and the board name is “Invoices”)
• Invoice for <<column_firstrow:Item>> dated <<column_firstrow:Invoice Date>>
  will give a result similar to this:
  Invoice for Dell Technologies dated 20 Nov 2023
  (assuming the name of the first row is “Dell Technologies” and there is a column “Invoice Date” on the board.)

Considerations related to document names:

1. Document name length: Document names are limited to 160 characters; otherwise, you may get a corrupted document. Make sure the default document name is shorter than 160 characters. If you're using placeholders in your default document name, make sure that the values inserted when generating the document do not cause the document name to exceed 160 characters.
2. Unsupported placeholders: Tabular placeholders (<<table>>, <<table_body>>, <<subitems>>, <<subitems_body>>, etc.) are not supported in dynamic document names.
3. Unsupported characters: Do not use the following unsupported characters in the document name. Also, if you are using placeholders in the default document name, make sure the placeholders do not result in such characters being inserted in the document name.