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Standardise documents and templates within Proclaim

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Written by Antoine Larsen
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Why standardising your documents and templates within Proclaim is important

Standardising templates within Proclaim offers significant benefits, including ensuring consistency, reducing errors, and improving efficiency. By creating uniform documents, you present a professional image and enhance communication with customers and stakeholders. Time-saving features like predefined templates and merge fields streamline the document creation process, enabling your teams to focus on essential tasks and increase overall productivity. Moreover, standardised templates support scalability, maintain consistency as the organization grows, and facilitate compliance with legal requirements and industry standards, minimizing risks. Embracing standardised templates in Proclaim leads to a more efficient and professional document management approach.

What you can do to standardise your documents and templates within Proclaim

  • Assessing current documentation in Proclaim is vital to improve efficiency, ensure compliance, standardise templates, and incorporate user feedback for a more streamlined and effective document management process.

  • Identifying outdated, commonly used, or duplicated document types in Proclaim is crucial for streamlining document management and having an organized system. By removing outdated documents, you ensure that only relevant and up-to-date templates are accessible to users, reducing the risk of using incorrect information. Recognising commonly used templates allows you to prioritise your improvements or updates, ensuring the most frequently used documents meet the highest standards of accuracy and compliance. Eliminating duplicated document types helps avoid confusion and ensures users consistently select the correct template, promoting consistency and professionalism in document creation within Proclaim.

How to set up standardised templates in Proclaim

Access our resources for guidance on how to standardise your templates:

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