Add an RTO Contract
Summary:
This article covers the steps it takes to add an RTO Contract. It also includes information on how to format and variable tags.
How to add an RTO Contract Document Template
Navigate to Document Templates via System > Document Templates
Click on “Add Document Template”
Select RTO Contract
Fill in Required Information
Add
How to add Verbiage
Navigate to the document content page of the contract System > Document Template > Edit
In the image below, we see a completed contract that has all the verbiage, tags, and formatting complete
There are several ways to enter the verbiage and it will vary depending on what you already have for a contract.
You can simply start typing in the editor if you do not have anything to start with.
If you are starting with an existing Word or PDF contract
Copy the text of the contract and paste it into a text editor to remove all formatting and get plain text
Copy the plain text
Paste the plain text into the editor
If you are starting with an existing contract in TSA that you want to copy and apply a few changes
Navigate to the contract and open the editor
Change to the HTML editor
Copy all (Ctrl-A or CMD-A)
Navigate to your new contract and paste the copied HTML into the HTML editor
Then you can make any edits that you need
How to Insert Variable Tags
Use the tabs at the top of the editor to browse the available tags
These tags are surrounded by double curly brackets and have specific names e.g, {{ tagName }}
See this reference for help with the most common variables.- HERE
Insert Tags
Place your cursor at the location in the contract where you want the value to be
Click on the desired tab
Click on the desired value
The tags will be inserted at the location of your cursor when you click on the desired value.
How to Format the Contract
Use the formatting tools at the top of the editor to format the contract, as needed.
You can also format the contract by editing the HTML and adding CSS styles.