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Project info template
Project info template

Control what kind of text Tagify puts on your tags/signs

Brian Walton avatar
Written by Brian Walton
Updated over 4 years ago

When making tags or signs, Tagify will (typically) try to put some project info somewhere on the PDF. By default, this is the user who made it, the project name and date.

Changing the project info template lets you customize what this text actually contains.

You can change the template settings for tag projects here:

You can change the template settings for sign projects here:


Data you can use

Token

Description

<PROJECT_NAME>

The project name.

<PROJECT_NAME_BOLD>

The project name but uses bold text.

<FROM_EMAIL>

The users email who created the project.

<FROM_EMAIL_BOLD>

The users email who created the project but uses bold text. The current date in DD/MM/YYYY format.

<DATE_ITALIC>

The current date in DD/MM/YYYY format but with italicized text.

<USER_ROUTE>

The route from the users settings.

<USER_NAME>

The users name.

<USER_LABELS>

The labels from the users settings.

<CUSTOMER_ACCOUNT_NUMBER>

Customer account number.

<CUSTOMER_NAME>

Customer name.

<CUSTOMER_SALES_ROUTE>

Customer sales route.

<CUSTOMER_DELIVERY_ROUTE>

Customer delivery route.

<CUSTOMER_ADDRESS>

Customer address.

<CUSTOMER_GROUP>

Customer group.

<CUSTOMER_SUB>

Customer sub-group.

So let's say we wanted something like this on the bottom of our tag pages:

Then our tag project info template would look like:

<PROJECT_NAME_BOLD> by <FROM_EMAIL_BOLD> on <DATE_ITALIC>

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