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Creating a Batch API template

You can create and test a Dynamo Batch API–compatible application template (DAP) using the Dynamo Template Builder.

If the Task API is not yet enabled for your organization, email support@documill.com to request a trial license.

Create an API Template

  1. Open the Dynamo Template Builder, and select the Blank template from the New Template tab.

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  2. Select the templates main object. This will be the starting point of the generated document.

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  3. Add content and logic to the template. Check this guide for more information.

  4. Using the Test button, verify that the output is correct.

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  5. In the template settings, set the start view to “No screen (API emulation).

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  6. If not yet enabled, enable the API button in the Template Builder settings.

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  7. Ensure that Autosave on exit is enabled in the Settings. This ensures the generated document is Saved back to Salesforce.

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  8. Test with the API button to verify that the template works correctly in an API context.

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  9. In the API tab, click the Send button.

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  10. The response indicates whether the template executed successfully. Any errors are also logged here.

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  11. Click on the “Save” button to save the template to Salesforce.


The API template can now be triggered with an automation such as a Salesforce flow. Check the Salesforce setup to continue the process.