Templafy is how the world’s biggest enterprises can connect and manage their entire document creation ecosystem. Our platform uses governance to take productivity to the next level.
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Templafy has a strong and valued relationship with Microsoft and its partner network. Having achieved Microsoft Gold Partner status, we’ve designed a platform that integrates seamlessly with Microsoft and partner applications to greatly enhance employee workflows and content governance. That’s why we’re thrilled to be a sponsor and exhibitor at this year’s Microsoft Inspire event.
What is the update? The Templafy Library is now available inside the Outlook calendar. This means that when users are sending calendar invites, they can choose attachments and text elements to add directly from within the calendar invite. Templafy Library stores text elements, images and PDFs, making it easy to add useful content to a meeting invite.
What is the update? Templafy has now expanded the dynamic functions available in Excel. Personalization and customization of spreadsheets in Excel is now enabled, and occurs based on the user’s employee information, office information and document context. These dynamic functions can be applied to headers and footers in spreadsheets, color schemes, and document properties.
Templafy allows companies to distribute text elements, which are pieces of text that are frequently used in documents. These are stored in the Templafy library, and can be directly inserted into a document, calendar invite or email. Text elements are maintained centrally through the admin center, ensuring they are always up-to-date and the information in them is correct. Ready-made text elements offer flexibility in document creation, as they can be easily inserted into a variety of different templates.
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