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Template
A collection of documents (tables, flows, etc.) for copying and using ready-made solutions by other users.
Saving a Template
When saving a template to your profile, documents are completely copied to your account and become available for reading and editing.
Creating a Template
A template can be created from a set of documents located in a single folder.
To convert a folder into a template, select the corresponding option in the file list menu.
Documents can only be published if they meet the following requirements:
  • Documents are linked to other documents only within the template
  • Documents do not use encryption
Do not store personal data in templates. When publishing, all data remains in tables unchanged and will be copied when saving the template.
After publishing a template, further changes to the template name, description, and documents will not be available in the already published version. New changes must be published again.
You can publish up to 10 templates.
Template Approval
Published templates may require approval. If a template is not approved, it is invisible to other users — only the owner can see it.
If your template hasn't passed review, it is invisible to other users — contact support.

Template Examples
Finance Tracking
What's inside:
  • Table "Expenses" with columns: Date, Category, Amount, Comment
  • Table "Categories" with a category reference
  • Flow "Monthly totals" — grouping expenses by category
  • Board with expense chart
How to use:
  1. Save the template
  2. Add your categories to the "Categories" table
  3. Enter expenses in the "Expenses" table
  4. Run the flow to calculate totals

Inventory Tracking
What's inside:
  • Table "Products" with columns: Name, Category, Quantity, Price
  • Table "Sales" with columns: Date, Product, Quantity
  • Flow "Deduct on sale" — decreases product stock
  • Board with stock chart
How to use:
  1. Save the template
  2. Fill the "Products" table with your items
  3. When selling, run the flow from the "Sales" table
  4. Track stock levels on the board

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