Ordinal numbers are words representing position or rank in a sequential order. The order may be of size, importance, chronology, or else. These numbers may be written in English with numerals and letter suffixes: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th etc. Because ordinal numbers can be an important part of documents, we have created a possibility to add ordinal numbers to templates. This step-by-step tutorial describes how to do so.

This step-by-step-tutorial outlines how to add a filter to a relationship in DocumentsCorePack Template Designer. Usually, the simple creation of a relationship is enough, but sometimes, it can happen that you need to add a certain filter to a relationship.

This article outlines how to create - more or less complex - relationships in the DocumentsCorePack (DCP) Template Designer.

The DCP Online Configuration offers lots of useful functionalities, such as for example insert/export templates or insert fonts. This step-by-step tutorial outlines how to use them properly.

This step-by-step tutorial outlines how to create a document and attach it to an email in a single workflow-step. Requirements: DocumentsCorePack ServerBased, MS Dynamics CRM 2015/2016 or MS Dynamics 365

Login to our website (http://www.mscrm-addons.com/LoginPage) and navigate to My Account Overview > My Cloud Services.

Please note: Do not activate the following feature without having consulted our support/dev team! The Fetch Analyzer uses an unusual fetch in the background. This is why you are NOT allowed to change this setting without permission. But if you have already got the permission from our support team or one of our developers, please follow the below instructions.

DocumentsCorePack (DCP) for Microsoft Dynamics 365 (CRM) offers the possibility to create emails that contain DCP templates. This enables DCP users to customize their email content with only a few clicks. This article outlines how to create such an email with an individual template.

Office Open XML has been invented to enable the creation of very complex templates that would normally require the use of macros. This article contains a step-by-step description about how to create such a template.

This article outlines how to concatenate different documents in one single document. 
Using the concatenate step, we can combine two or more documents and can thus create - independent of file format or properties of the document - a single Word document that contains all concatinated documents.