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Some questions in the questionnaire must appear only if a prior question was answered in a certain way. This is called a 'question pre-condition'.
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A single question asks one question in one screen. However, in some cases you'll need to ask more questions on a specific matter. For example, when you need information about a party to an agreement, you normally need more information than just the 'company's name'. It allows you to create several fields related to the same entity.
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A document automation wizard guides the user through the process of the document creation, by presenting:
-Dynamically selected questions (and possible answers), and
-Adaptive clarification texts to explain the user in his native language how to best answer each question.
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In LegalUp's plug-in -> In the 'Question' tab - create the questions that will form the user facing questionnaire.
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A variable is a field such as name, registration number, email address, number of shares etc. that should be included in the document.
In the context of document automation, a variable is always an answer to a specific question in the questionnaire that should be placed somewhere in the document.
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To help you customize your template, LegalUp allows you to define alternative wording options and insert the one that’s best for your document. That is what we call an "Alternative Clause".
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A phrase is a word, couple of words or a sentence that should be inserted to the document only under a certain condition.
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