Add line items to your documents
Quotes and invoices with real line-item tables, built from your related Attio records. Map the columns once and every total is calculated for you.
Quotes and invoices with real line-item tables, built from your related Attio records. Map the columns once and every total is calculated for you.
Add {{#line_items}} tags to the table in your Google Doc template.
Map the table to the Attio records that hold your products or services.
Link description, quantity and price columns to attributes on those records.
Every document gets one row per record. Use formulas to calculate totals.
Real tables that come straight from your data and add themselves up.
Line items come from records related to the one you generate from, so a quote lists exactly the products attached to that deal. Change it in Attio, and the next document follows.
Quantity times unit price, subtotals, tax rows, discounts and the grand total are all computed at generation time. The maths stops depending on whoever edited last.
Column widths, fonts, borders and the totals row are set in the template editor, so the table looks like part of the document. Not a pasted spreadsheet.
Line items work withGoogle Docs templates. Add a table and put a {{#line_items}} placeholder in the first cell and a {{/line_items}} placeholder in the last cell. When you generate your document, that table row is duplicated for each record in your linked data.
From records related to the record you generate from. A common setup is a custom object for products or deal items linked to the deal, and each related record becomes a row.
As many as the record has. The table grows with the data and the document lays itself out around it.
We recommend putting a currency symbol like '$' before the relevant value in your template. Attributes that are set to currencly values in Attio will be pulled in with the format '200,00' in the document.
Map a table to your Attio data and stop rebuilding quotes by hand.