

Build clearer contracts by adding product lists, optional items, editable quantities, and payment schedules—then link fields to custom values so contact details stay accurate.
When adding products to documents or contracts, it can be difficult to present pricing, options, and quantities in a way that’s clear and easy to review.
The product list element allows you to display items, control quantities, and include optional selections directly within the document.
Without a structured layout, product details can become confusing, totals may be unclear, and signers may hesitate before completing the document.
This guide will walk you through how to use the product list element so your documents stay organized, flexible, and easier for clients to understand.
To begin, review how the product list works and how it displays items within your document.
The Product List element helps you present line items clearly in a document or contract, while allowing flexibility for optional items and controlled quantity changes.
Follow along: Add your products → toggle Optional where needed → enable Editable Quantity with limits → verify totals update correctly.
Beyond the product list itself, Documents & Contracts includes tools that help you reuse layouts, organize pages, and automate record updates after signing.
Pro tip: Use template-linked values for speed, but remember signed documents keep their captured values for integrity—updates apply to new documents only.
Use product lists, optional add-ons, and payment schedules to reduce confusion and help customers commit with confidence.
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Yes. You can add multiple optional items, and signers can toggle them on or off before confirming.
There’s no set limit, but keeping lists concise improves professionalism and readability.
Yes. Link fields to custom values like name or email. Signed documents keep captured values; updates apply to new documents.
Totals automatically update based on selected products and quantities.
Yes. Signers can view the payment schedule with due dates and amounts before signing.
Yes. Any document can be cloned to create a duplicate (typically labeled with “Copy”). Rename clones right away to stay organized.
Optional items create flexibility. Quantity controls prevent surprises. Payment scheduling sets expectations. Together, they help your documents feel professional and simple to complete.
Clearer terms. Faster signatures.
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