2.2.6. Document Type Attributes

Attributes are components added to a document for entering and displaying information. Attributes can be various document elements, such as a project name, product price, document signing date, or a hyperlink to a company website.

There are four types of attributes:

• A Layout Attributes — auxiliary elements used for arranging and grouping other attributes on a document form, making its structure more convenient to work with.

• B Standard Attributes — attributes that exist by default in the platform and can be used in documents without additional configuration.

• C Role Attributes — attributes used to define and manage user roles and access rights in the system, providing control over who has access to specific information in a document.

• D Custom Attributes — attributes created by the user according to their needs in the Attribute Library. They are grouped into folders created by the user and allow configuring documents to meet specific requirements.

  

2.2.6.1. Layout Attributes

Layout Attributes are auxiliary elements used for arranging and grouping other attributes on a document form, making its structure more convenient to work with.

To view layout attributes, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Layout folder.

   

2.2.6.1.1. Tabs

The Tab layout attribute allows organizing attributes on a document form as tabs.

To add and configure the Tab attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Layout folder.

   

4. Find the Tabs attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

   

5. By default, one tab is created. To add more, hover your cursor over the added Tabs attribute on the document form, then click the + button.

   

6. Set titles for the tabs by clicking on the desired tab 1, then in the Title field 2, enter the desired title.

   
   Note:

   You can set alternative titles for different languages. To do this, in the Title field, select the icon and fill in the fields for other languages. Then click the Apply button.

7. If you have added more than one tab within a single Tabs attribute, you can change their display order. To do this, hover your cursor over the tab you want to move, then click the button with the desired direction.

   

8. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

   

Field Name	Description
Tab Position	Select one of the following options: Top — the tab title will be placed above its content Bottom — the tab title will be placed below its content
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.

9. In the toolbar, select Save, then proceed to fill in the following sections:

   • a Access section
   • b Required validation section
   • c Script section
   

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.1.2. Sections

The Sections layout attribute allows organizing attributes on a document form as sections. Inside sections, you can place attributes or other sections. Changing the width of a section changes the width of all attributes inside it.

To add and configure the Sections attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Layout folder.

   

4. Find the Sections attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

   

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

   

Field Name	Description
Title	Enter the desired section title. ℹ️ Note: You can set alternative titles for different languages. To do this, in the Title field, select the icon and fill in the fields for other languages. Then click the Apply button.
Collapsible	Enable this toggle if you want the section to be collapsible. When viewing, the section will be collapsed by default. The user can expand it by clicking the icon.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24". The width of the Sections attribute determines the width of all attributes placed inside it.
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.

6. In the toolbar, select Save, then proceed to fill in the following sections:

   • a Access section
   • b Required validation section
   • c Script section
   

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.1.3. Button

The Button layout attribute is used for automation via scripts (executing a script when the button is clicked) or for invoking pop-up forms. The Button layout attribute can be placed on document forms, task forms, and inside the Table/Collection attribute.

To add and configure the Button attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Layout folder.

   

4. Find the Button attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

   

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

   

Field Name	Description
Disabled	Enable this toggle if you want to prevent users from editing this attribute. Applies to all users and document type states.
Hidden	Enable this toggle if you want to hide this attribute from users. Applies to all users and document type states.
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Button Style	The display style of the button on the form. Available options: Default Plain Inverse
Button Type	The button type, which determines its color. Available options: Control (grey) Danger (red) Primary (blue) Warning (yellow) Success (green)
Button Size	The size of the button on the form. Available options: Small Medium Large
Left Icon	Click the icon and select from the menu an icon to display to the left of the button label.
Right Icon	Click the icon and select from the menu an icon to display to the right of the button label.
Pop-up Form Settings	Select from the list a pop-up form to display when the button is clicked. The list shows all pop-up forms from the Pop-up Forms Directory.
Attribute Mapping	Displayed only after selecting a pop-up form. Allows mapping attributes from the pop-up form to attributes from the document/task form.

6. In the toolbar, select Save, then proceed to fill in the following sections:

   • a Access section
   • b Required validation section
   • c Script section
   

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.1.4. Rich Text

The Rich Text layout attribute is used to place static information on a form. You can insert text, links, and tables into the attribute. The following formatting options are available: alignment, various fonts, text sizes, styles, text or background color, numbered lists.

To add and configure the Rich Text attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Layout folder.

   

4. Find the Rich Text attribute, then drag it onto the document form.

   

5. Hover your cursor over the added attribute, then click the button.

   

6. In the Edit Content 1 window, add the desired content and formatting, then click the Save button 2.

   

   The editor provides flexible text formatting options, including:

   • A text styles
   • B alignment
   • C styles
   • D font
   • E font size
   • F font color
   • G background color
   • H numbered and bulleted list formatting
   • I left indentation
   
   

   You can also add tables A, links B, and images C.

   

   If necessary, you can view and edit the HTML content through the Tools 1 > Source Code 2 menu.

   

7. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

   

Field Name	Description
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.

8. In the toolbar, select Save, then proceed to fill in the following sections:

   • a Access section
   • b Script section
   

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

Note:

It is possible to add additional fonts for use in this attribute. To do so, contact the support engineer for your Nectainium platform.

2.2.6.2. Standard Attributes

Standard Attributes are attributes that exist by default in the platform and can be used in documents without additional configuration. This section describes only those standard attributes that contain additional optional settings.

To view standard attributes, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. Go to the Document Types shortcut, then open the desired document type 2.

3. Go to the Constructor tab 3.

   

4. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder. There you will see all standard attributes.

   

2.2.6.2.1. Document Image

The Document Image standard attribute displays the document's image (file) on the form with the ability to quickly preview it without opening it separately. You can also zoom the document image if it is saved in .pdf format. Attachments in .doc, .docx, and .rtf formats are automatically converted and displayed as an image in .pdf format.

To add and configure the Document Image attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder 1.

4. Find the Document Image attribute 2, then drag it onto the document form 3.

   

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

   

Field Name	Description
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Display in Preview Form	Enable this toggle if you want to display the attribute in the document preview form.
Recognition Templates	Select one of the recognition templates. A recognition template defines the rules and settings for recognizing text in an image and adding it to the document as a text layer. The platform then automatically fills in the attribute values with the recognized text. ℹ️ Note: Recognition templates are only available when the additional package dfx-idp is installed.
AI Scenario	Select the AI scenario you want to apply to the document.
Document Templates	Select a document template from the drop-down list.

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"Stamp Templates" Section

ℹ️ Note: This section is available when the additional package dfx-stamp is installed.

Field Name	Description
Stamp Templates	Select a stamp template from the drop-down list.
Letterhead Template	Select a letterhead template from the drop-down list.
Allow User to Change	Enable this toggle if you want to allow the user to select a stamp template and its placement before applying the stamp.
Source	Select from the list the source from which the platform should take the document to stamp. Currently, there is one available option: Self — the document to be stamped will be taken from itself (i.e., the document form you are currently working in).
Action	Select from the list one of the actions to perform after applying the stamp: Print Only — after stamping, a preview window opens where you can save the stamped file without storing it in the attribute. Print and Save — after stamping, a preview window opens where you can save the stamped file and store it in the attribute. Save — after stamping, the file is saved in the attribute. Print and Save Immediately — after stamping, a preview window opens where you can save the stamped file and store it in the attribute (the file is saved immediately — no additional saving of the document/task form is required). Save Immediately — after stamping, the file is saved in the attribute (the file is saved immediately — no additional saving of the document/task form is required).
Save Conditions	Select from the list one of the conditions for handling a signed file: If signed, prompt for new version — prompt the user that the file is signed, with the option to save the original file as a version or cancel stamping. If no original, move to original — used for PDF files. Allows saving the stamped document to the document image without creating a version. If signed, save new version without prompt — save the original file as a version without user confirmation. If signed, do not save — cancel saving the stamped file if the original file is signed. If signed, show error — show an error if the original file is signed. ℹ️ Note: The selected save conditions apply only to the Print and Save and Save actions.
Destination	Select from the list where to save the stamped file: Self — the stamped document will be saved in the same attribute where the stamp was applied. File-type Attribute — the stamped document will be saved in a custom attribute of type File or a standard attribute of type Document Image that are added to the current document form. ℹ️ Note: The selected destination applies only to the Print and Save and Save actions.

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"Export Settings" Section

ℹ️ Note: This section is available when the additional package dfx-ua-sign-file-export is installed.

Field Name	Description
Export Rules	Select from the list one of the export conditions: Without Document Image — only the file/signed file is exported. With Document Image — the file/signed file and the document image are exported. With Document Image and QES Visualization — the file/signed file and the document image with QES visualization applied are exported.
Toggle "Allow User to Change" available only when the "With Document Image and QES Visualization" option is selected in the "Export Rules" field	When enabled, the user can choose the signature placement parameters themselves.
QES Page Selection available only when the "With Document Image and QES Visualization" option is selected in the "Export Rules" field	Select the page on which the QES information will be placed: first or last.
QES Display Order available only when the "With Document Image and QES Visualization" option is selected in the "Export Rules" field	From first to last or from last to first.
QES Placement available only when the "With Document Image and QES Visualization" option is selected in the "Export Rules" field	Select from the list where the QES will be placed on the form: • bottom right corner • bottom left corner • top right corner • top left corner
Related Elements	Select one or more attributes from the list to be exported together with this attribute. The list displays all File-type attributes present on the document form.

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"Mass Export" Section

ℹ️ Note: This section is available when the additional package dfx-mass-export is installed.

Field Name	Description
Mass Export Rules	This field defines how the Document Image attribute will be exported along with its associated documents during mass export. Available options: With Document Image — the file or signed file will be exported together with the document image. With Document Image and QES Visualization — the file or signed file will be exported together with the document image with QES visualization applied. This can be useful for ensuring the legal validity of the document or confirming the authenticity of the signature.
On Version Creation	This field defines how the content of the Document Image attribute will be handled when a new version of the document image is created. Available options: Clear Content: When a new document version is created, the attribute content will be moved to the previous versions list and cleared from the current document image. Do Not Clear Content: When a new document version is created, the attribute content will be duplicated — the duplicate moves to the previous versions list, while the current attribute value remains unchanged. Ask Each Time: Each time a new document version is created, the system will ask whether to clear the current attribute value. This allows making a decision on a case-by-case basis.

6. Configure the actions available to the user for the file. Actions will be displayed as buttons when using the attribute. To do this, hover over the added attribute, then click the icon.

   

7. Enable the action toggles 1 you want to activate for the user, then click the Save button 2. See the Enable File Attribute Actions and Execute File Attribute Actions sections.

   

Note:

By default, all actions are enabled. If the Download action is enabled, the user will only be able to download the original file extension, without the automatically generated PDF duplicate.

8. In the toolbar, select Save, then proceed to fill in the following sections:

   • a Access section
   • b Required validation section
   • c Script section
   

Once the attribute configuration is complete, you can go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.2.2. Deletion Prohibition

The Deletion Prohibition attribute allows you to restrict the deletion of a document.

Note:

This attribute is only available when the additional package dfx-ks is installed.

To add and configure the Deletion Prohibition attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder 1.

4. Find the Deletion Prohibition attribute 2, then drag it onto the document form 3.

5. The Deletion Prohibition toggle can be enabled on the document form created based on this document type. When the Deletion Prohibition toggle is enabled, any attempt to delete the document will show an error with the text defined in the Deletion Prohibition Reason attribute.

6. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Disabled	Enable this toggle if you want to prevent users from editing this attribute. Applies to all users and document type states.
Hidden	Enable this toggle if you want to hide this attribute from users. Applies to all users and document type states.
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Label Width	Enter the desired label width. The value is measured in pixels (px). ℹ️ Note: Width settings are only available if you selected Left or Right in the Label Position field.
Label Position	Select how the label is positioned relative to the attribute value. Available options: Top — the attribute name will be displayed above its value Left — the attribute name will be displayed to the left of its value Right — the attribute name will be displayed to the right of its value
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Default Value	Enable this toggle if you want all documents of this type to have deletion prohibited by default.

7. In the toolbar, select Save, then proceed to fill in the following sections:

   • a Access section
   • b Required validation section

2.2.6.2.3. Deletion Prohibition Reason

The Deletion Prohibition Reason attribute allows you to specify the reason why a document cannot be deleted. When a user attempts to delete a document with the Deletion Prohibition toggle enabled, they will see an error with the text from the Deletion Prohibition Reason attribute.

Note:

This attribute is used together with the Deletion Prohibition attribute and is only available when the additional package dfx-ks is installed.

To add and configure the Deletion Prohibition Reason attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder 1.

4. Find the Deletion Prohibition Reason attribute 2, then drag it onto the document form 3.

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Disabled	Enable this toggle if you want to prevent users from editing this attribute. Applies to all users and document type states.
Hidden	Enable this toggle if you want to hide this attribute from users. Applies to all users and document type states.
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Label Width	Enter the desired label width. The value is measured in pixels (px). ℹ️ Note: Width settings are only available if you selected Left or Right in the Label Position field.
Label Position	Select how the label is positioned relative to the attribute value. Available options: Top — the attribute name will be displayed above its value Left — the attribute name will be displayed to the left of its value Right — the attribute name will be displayed to the right of its value
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Default Value	Specify the deletion prohibition reason that will be the same for all documents of this type. ℹ️ Note: If no default value is set, the deletion prohibition reason must be specified in each document individually.

6. In the toolbar, select Save, then proceed to fill in the following sections:

   • a Access section
   • b Required validation section

2.2.6.2.4. Document Attachments

The Document Attachments attribute is used to work with files attached to a document. It displays a list of attachments and allows users to view, add, sign, download, and — with the appropriate permissions — delete files. Users can also compare file versions or add new ones. Multiple files can be uploaded to this attribute at once.

To add and configure the Document Attachments attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder.

4. Find the Document Attachments attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Display Mode	Select the view for displaying the attachments list: Carousel Preview Table ℹ️ Note: For the Table display mode, you can configure which columns are shown. To configure table columns: Hover over the attribute added to the form and click the icon. In the attribute list on the left, drag the desired attributes to the Columns section. For more details, see the Columns section. To display records in a sorted order, drag the desired attributes to the Sorting section and set the sorting parameters for each. For more details, see the Sorting section.
Document Templates	Select a document template from the drop-down list.
On Version Creation	This field defines how the content of the Document Image attribute will be handled when a new version is created. Available options: Clear Content: When a new document version is created, the attribute content will be moved to the previous versions list and cleared from the current document image. Do Not Clear Content: When a new document version is created, the attribute content will be duplicated — the duplicate moves to the previous versions list, while the current attribute value remains unchanged. Ask Each Time: Each time a new document version is created, the system will ask whether to clear the current attribute value. This allows making a decision on a case-by-case basis.
AI Scenario	Select the AI scenario you want to apply to documents.

File Dialog Parameters

Field Name	Description
Title	Option to set the title of the file upload dialog window.
Hide File Description	Option to hide the "File Description" field in the file upload dialog window.

Stamp Templates

Note:

This section is available when the additional package dfx-stamp is installed.

Field Name	Description
Stamp Templates	Select the stamp template you want to apply to the document.
Letterhead Template	Select the letterhead template you want to move the document content to.
Allow User to Change	Enable this toggle if you want to allow the user to change the stamp template and its placement before applying the stamp.
Source	Select from the list the source from which the platform should take the document to stamp. Currently, there is one available option: "Self" — the document to be stamped will be taken from itself (i.e., the document form you are currently working in).
Action	Select from the list one of the actions to perform after applying the stamp: Print Only — after stamping, a preview window opens where you can save the stamped file without storing it in the attribute. Print and Save — after stamping, a preview window opens where you can save the stamped file and store it in the attribute. Save — after stamping, the file is saved in the attribute. Print and Save Immediately — after stamping, a preview window opens where you can save the stamped file and store it in the attribute (the file is saved immediately — no additional saving of the document/task form is required). Save Immediately — after stamping, the file is saved in the attribute (the file is saved immediately — no additional saving of the document/task form is required).
Save Conditions	Select from the list one of the conditions for handling a signed file: If signed, prompt for new version — prompt the user that the file is signed, with the option to save the original file as a version or cancel stamping. If no original, move to original — used for PDF files. Allows saving the stamped document to the document image without creating a version. If signed, save new version without prompt — save the original file as a version without user confirmation. If signed, do not save — cancel saving the stamped file if the original file is signed. If signed, show error — show an error if the original file is signed. ℹ️ Note: The selected save conditions apply only to the Print and Save and Save actions.
Destination	Select from the list where to save the stamped file: Self — the stamped document will be saved in the same attribute where the stamp was applied. File-type Attribute — the stamped document will be saved in a custom attribute of type "File" or a standard attribute of type "Document Image" that are added to the current document form.

Export Settings

Note:

This section is available when the additional package dfx-ua-sign-file-export is installed.

Field Name	Description
Export Rules	Select from the list one of the export conditions: Without Document Image — only the file/signed file is exported. With Document Image — the file/signed file and the document image are exported. With Document Image and QES Visualization — the file/signed file and the document image with QES visualization applied are exported.
Allow User to Change	ℹ️ Note: available only when the "With Document Image and QES Visualization" option is selected in the "Export Rules" field When enabled, the user can choose the signature placement parameters themselves.
QES Page Selection	ℹ️ Note: available only when the "With Document Image and QES Visualization" option is selected in the "Export Rules" field Select the page on which the QES information will be placed: first or last.
QES Display Order	ℹ️ Note: available only when the "With Document Image and QES Visualization" option is selected in the "Export Rules" field From first to last or from last to first.
QES Placement	ℹ️ Note: available only when the "With Document Image and QES Visualization" option is selected in the "Export Rules" field Select from the list where the QES will be placed on the form: • bottom right corner • bottom left corner • top right corner • top left corner
Related Elements	Select one or more attributes from the list to be exported together with this attribute. The list displays all attributes of type "File" present on the document form.

6. Configure the actions available to the user for the file. Actions will be displayed as buttons when using the attribute. To do this, hover over the added attribute, then click the icon.

7. Enable the action toggles 1 you want to activate for the user, then click the Save button 2. See the Enable File Attribute Actions and Execute File Attribute Actions sections.

   Note:

   By default, all actions are enabled. If the Download action is enabled, the user will only be able to download the original file extension, without the automatically generated PDF duplicate.

8. In the toolbar, select Save, then proceed to fill in the following sections:

   • a Access section
   • b Required validation section
   • c Script section
   

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.2.5. Document Discussion

The Document Discussion attribute is used to facilitate communication between process participants directly in the context of a specific document or task. This attribute allows users to exchange messages, discuss details, ask questions, and receive answers in real time without leaving the platform.

Messages from the Document Discussion attribute will be displayed for discussion participants in the upper right corner of the platform, in the icon, regardless of the selected workspace.

To add and configure the Document Discussion attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder.

4. Find the Document Discussion attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.

6. In the toolbar, select Save, then if needed, proceed to fill in the Access section.

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.2.6. Document Links

You can use the standard Document Links attribute to display non-hierarchical links between the current document and other documents as a table. Linked documents can also be used for mass export.

To add and configure the Document Links attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder.

4. Find the Document Links attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2.

Field Name	Description
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.

6. To configure the table view, hover your cursor over the attribute 1, then click the icon 2.

7. Drag the desired attributes from the attribute menu to the appropriate field on the right 1, then click the Save button 2.

8. Configure the actions available to the user for the file. Actions will be displayed as buttons when using the attribute. To do this, hover over the added attribute, then click the icon.

9. Enable the action toggles 1 you want to activate for the user, then click the Save button 2. See the Enable File Attribute Actions and Execute File Attribute Actions sections.

10. In the toolbar, click the Save icon, then if needed, proceed to fill in the Access section.

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.2.6.1. Fill in "Document Links" on a Document Form

Method 1 (Manual)

To configure the Document Links attribute, make sure you have created a document or task based on the document type or task form that includes the Document Links attribute.

1. If you want to configure the Document Links attribute on a document form, open the required document.

or

2. If you want to configure the Document Links attribute on a task form, open the required task.

3. In the top menu of the Document Links attribute, click the + icon.

4. Fill in the fields 1 using the hints in the table below, then click Save 2.

Field Name	Description
Document*	This field is automatically populated with the ID of the current document or the document linked to the current task. This field cannot be edited.
Linked Document*	Select the document from the list that should be linked to the current document.
Link Type*	Select the link type from the list of available options. The list displays all types from the link types directory.
Link Direction*	Select one of the following options: The other document references this document — the document you selected in the Linked Document field is the source of the reference. This document references the other document — the current document is the source of the reference.

Note:

Fields marked with "*" are required.

Method 2 (Automatic)

The Document Links attribute value will be automatically populated in a document if the document type has a corresponding handler configured on the Events tab for creating such links.

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder.

4. Find the Document Links attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

5. Configure the additional attribute settings.

6. Go to the Events tab 1, then click Add Handler 2.

7. In the Event field 1, select the action that will trigger the creation of document links:

   a. Document Created — the link will be created when a new document is created

   b. Document Copied — the link will be created when the document is copied

   c. Transition to State — the link will be created when the document transitions to a specific state

   d. Exit from State — the link will be created when the document exits a specific state

   e. Process Completed — the link will be created when the associated business process completes (if one exists)

   Note:

   The "Transition to State" and "Exit from State" options depend on the states activated in the States tab.

   Example: if the states "New" and "In Progress" were activated in the States tab, the following options will be available: Transition to State (New), Exit from State (New), Transition to State (In Progress), Exit from State (In Progress).

8. In the Handler Type field 2, select Set Document Link.

9. Select how you want to establish the link with the document:

   a. Specified Attribute — choose this option if the ID of the linked document is stored in a specific attribute of the current document. In the Attribute field, specify the name of the attribute that contains the linked document's ID.

   b. Specify Variable Name — choose this option if the ID of the linked document is stored in a process variable. In the Variable Name field, specify the name of the process variable.

   Note:

   The variable context depends on the event type.

   Example: for process completion events, these are the variables of the completed process. The variable value must match the ID/number of the linked document.

10. In the Correlation section 1, select the document identification method:

    a. Document Number — the document number is used for lookup

    b. Document ID — the unique identifier of the document is used

11. In the Link Type field 2, select the required type or create one.

12. In the Link Direction field 1, select one of the following options:

    • The other document references this document — the current document is the target of the reference
    • This document references the other document — the current document is the source of the reference

13. Click the Add button 2.

14. In the toolbar, click Save.

After this configuration, all documents or tasks created based on this document type (or task form) will automatically populate the Document Links attribute value according to the configured rules.

Usage example: When creating a "Contract" document, the system will automatically create a link with the "Request" document whose ID is stored in the "Request_ID" attribute of the current contract.

2.2.6.2.7. Parent Documents

You can use the standard Parent Documents attribute to display the parent documents of the current document. Unlike the Document Attachments attribute which displays non-hierarchical links, the Parent Documents attribute is used to display hierarchical relationships between documents, where the current document is subordinate to another, more general document.

Example: if you have a Project document, subordinate documents such as Tasks will have a reference to the parent Project document. This attribute will display the parent document numbers on the current document. To open a parent document, click its number.

Note:

To create a parent document, when configuring the Document Type, add a handler of type Create Document and enable the "Make new document a child of the current one" checkbox. As a result, your document will become the parent of the new document, which will be created with a "child" status.

To add and configure the Parent Documents attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

3. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

4. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder.

5. Find the Parent Documents attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

6. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Levels	Display levels for documents: All Levels, Parent Document, Top-Level Document

7. In the toolbar, click Save, then if needed, proceed to fill in the Access section.

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.2.8. Child Documents

You can use the standard Child Documents attribute to display the child documents of the current document. This attribute will display the child document numbers on the current document. To open a child document, click its number.

Note:

To create a child document, when configuring the Document Type, add a handler of type Create Document and enable the "Make new document a child of the current one" checkbox. This means that when a specific event occurs, it will trigger the handler, which will automatically create a new document and make it a child of the document that triggered the event.

To add and configure the Child Documents attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder.

4. Find the Child Documents attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Display Child Documents	All Levels, First Level

6. To configure the table view, hover your cursor over the attribute 1, then click the icon 2.

7. Drag the desired attributes from the attribute menu to the appropriate field on the right 1, then click the Save button 2.

8. Configure the actions available to the user for the file. Actions will be displayed as buttons when using the attribute. To do this, hover over the added attribute, then click the icon.

9. Enable the action toggles 1 you want to activate for the user, then click the Save button 2. See the Enable File Attribute Actions and Execute File Attribute Actions sections.

10. In the toolbar, click Save, then if needed, proceed to fill in the following sections:

    a Access section

    b Script section

    

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.2.9. Processes

You can use the standard Processes attribute to display as a table the list of all processes that were launched and completed in the context of working with a specific document or task. It allows you to conveniently track and analyze completed processes directly in the document or task form.

To add and configure the Processes attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder.

4. Find the Processes attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.

6. To configure the table view, hover your cursor over the attribute 1, then click the icon 2.

7. Drag the desired attributes from the attribute menu to the appropriate field on the right 1, then click the Save button 2.

8. Configure the actions available to the user for the file. Actions will be displayed as buttons when using the attribute. To do this, hover over the added attribute, then click the icon.

9. Enable the action toggles 1 you want to activate for the user, then click the Save button 2. See the Enable File Attribute Actions and Execute File Attribute Actions sections.

10. In the toolbar, click Save, then if needed, proceed to fill in the following sections:

    a Access section

    b Script section

    

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.2.10. Tasks

You can use the standard Tasks attribute to display as a table the list of all tasks from processes that were launched and completed in the context of working with a specific document or task.

To add and configure the Tasks attribute, follow these steps:

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Document folder.

4. Find the Tasks attribute 1, then drag it onto the document form 2.

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.

6. To configure the table view, hover your cursor over the attribute 1, then click the icon 2.

7. Drag the desired attributes from the attribute menu to the appropriate field on the right 1, then click the Save button 2.

8. Configure the actions available to the user for the file. Actions will be displayed as buttons when using the attribute. To do this, hover over the added attribute, then click the icon.

9. Enable the action toggles 1 you want to activate for the user, then click the Save button 2. See the Enable File Attribute Actions and Execute File Attribute Actions sections.

10. In the toolbar, click Save, then if needed, proceed to fill in the following sections:

    a Access section

    b Script section

    

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.3. Role Attributes

Role attributes are a special type of attributes that allow linking information to specific roles assigned to users.

Before adding role attributes to the form, make sure you have met the following conditions:

• To place role attributes on a document type form, activate the required roles in the Roles tab of the desired document type. After that, the roles you activated will appear as attributes in the Constructor tab under the Roles folder.

• To place role attributes on a task form, make sure the task form is linked to a Nectainium document (see the Related Entity section). Only those attributes that are available in the linked document will be accessible.

2.2.6.3.1. Add a Role Attribute to a Form

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add this attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

   

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the Roles folder.

4. Select the required role attribute 1, then drag it onto the form 2.

5. Configure additional settings for the attribute. To do this, click on the attribute 1, then fill in the fields in the Options menu 2 using the hints in the table below.

Field Name	Description
Disabled	Enable this toggle if you want to prevent users from editing this attribute. Applies to all users and document type states.
Hidden	Enable this toggle if you want to hide this attribute from users. Applies to all users and document type states.
Label	The attribute name displayed on the form.
Label Width	Enter the desired label width. The value is measured in pixels (px). ℹ️ Note: Width settings are only available if you selected Left or Right in the Label Position field.
Label Position	Select how the label is positioned relative to the attribute value. Available options: Top — the attribute name will be displayed above its value Left — the attribute name will be displayed to the left of its value Right — the attribute name will be displayed to the right of its value
Width	Specify the width of the attribute value input field. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Offset from the left	Left indent size. Minimum value — "0", maximum value — "24".
Row Wrap	Enable this toggle if you want all subsequent attributes to be placed on a new line and not occupy the available space in the current attribute's row.
Height	Select a unit of measurement from the following options: auto — the field height will be determined automatically based on the content px — pixels % — height will be defined as a percentage of the parent element (container) height vh (viewport height) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport height. Example: "10vh" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport height. vw (viewport width) — height will be defined as a percentage of the browser viewport width. Example: "10vw" means the field height will be 10% of the viewport width. Then, in the Height field, enter the numeric value corresponding to the selected unit of measurement.
Directory Search Strategy	When a user adds a value to this attribute, the platform will suggest selecting a value from the directory. Choose one of the following search strategies: Contains — all directory results that contain the characters entered by the user in the search field will be displayed. Starts With — all directory results that start with the characters entered by the user in the search field will be displayed. Use this strategy when the directory contains a large number of records.
Input Method	Select the display option: • Drop-down list (default) • Table
Participant View	Select one of the proposed participant views: • Organizational Units • Administration Subjects

6. In the toolbar, select Save, then if needed, proceed to fill in the following sections:
   • a Access section
   • b Mandatory section

Once the attribute configuration is complete, go to the Preview section to check how the attribute will appear on the document form.

2.2.6.3.2. Add a Role Participant to a Document or Task

If you have added a role attribute to a document type form, you can enter the value of this attribute in the document form created based on that document type.

1. Open the document that contains the role attribute to which you want to add a user. If the document form does not have a role attribute, make sure you have added the role attribute to the document type on which the current document is based.

2. On the required role attribute, click the icon 1, then select the required user from the list 2.

Note:

You can change the participant view to Administration Subjects or Organizational Units. To do this, select 1, then select Change Participant View 2. This feature is only available if you enabled the Prohibit Adding More Than One Role Participant option when configuring roles in the document type.

2.2.6.4. Add an Attribute to a Document or Task Form

1. In the navigation panel, select the Studio 1 workspace.

2. If you want to add an attribute to a document type, go to the Document Types 2 shortcut > the desired document type > Constructor tab 3.

Or

2. If you want to add the attribute to a task form, go to the Forms & Templates 2 shortcut group > Task Forms 3 shortcut > Form tab 4.

   

3. In the attribute menu, select the appropriate attribute folder.

   Tip:

   You can also use the search field to find the required attribute by its name or code.

4. Select the required attribute 1, then drag it onto the form 2.