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I. Common Placeholders

Placeholders are used to display dynamic data in the document. According to the document type, we can use placeholders in these fields:

...

All the information of the policyholder will get through the placeholder @Model.Policyholder.{info}

You can define the DateTime format as .ToString("dd.MM.yyyy"). For example, @Model.InsuranceContext.ShortCreationDate.Value?.ToString("dd.MM.yyyy")

...

h. Identify policy type

This placeholder is used for identifying policy type, especially when you need to show/ hide information based on the policy type.

The example below if showing the text on policies only, and hides when the document is a quote document

@if (Model.DocumentContext.DocumentUsage == "NewBusiness" || Model.DocumentContext.DocumentUsage == "MTA" || Model.DocumentContext.DocumentUsage == "Renewal")
{

<h2 class="text-uppercase">FORSIKRINGSTILBUD</h2>

}

III. Tips when updating a document template

1. Always close your tags when you open it

   1. For example, when you open the tag <h1> then you need to closed it as </h1>

2. No space between @ and the placeholder

   1. For example, Seamless will show an error when you define your document template as @ Model

3. Use the Document Templates menu in Insurance → Document Templates

4. When you are not sure whether your data is always available or optional data (e.g. Optional cover can be chosen or not), then you need to mark ? before your attribute as the example Model.PolicyHolder?.Name

5. To show information based on some conditions, you can use @If as the example below

   1. @If (Model.DocumentContext.DocumentUsage == "NewBusiness") // this case the @ is defined at the If and won't be defined in the placeholder

      1. { <h1> This is a new business policy </h1> }

   2. Else //you won't need to write @ before else

      1. { <h1> This is not a new business policy </h1> }

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