Document Formats
Choose the right S-Docs output format, then jump to setup, examples, and format-specific guidance.
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Choose the right S-Docs output format, then jump to setup, examples, and format-specific guidance.
Use this page when you need to choose the right output format for an S-Docs template.
Each format is built for a different document job.
Use this section to choose the format that fits your layout, editing, and delivery needs.
Use PDF Templates when you build the layout in S-Docs.
Use Upload Existing PDFs when you already have a finished PDF form.
Use Microsoft formats when the final file needs to stay in Word, PowerPoint, or Excel.
If you need a print-ready document with flexible layout, start with PDF.
If you need exact placement on a fixed form, use PDF upload.
If users need an editable Office file, use a Microsoft format.
Use PDF Templates for quotes, invoices, reports, and other print-style documents.
Use Upload Existing PDFs for fixed forms that need drag-and-drop field placement.
Use HTML Email Templates when the output is email content, not a document file.
Use Microsoft Word (DOCX) for editable word-processing documents.
Use PowerPoint (PPTX) for presentation-style output.
Use Excel (XLSX) for spreadsheet-first output.
Generate dynamic PDFs from Salesforce data.
Fill fixed PDF forms with exact field placement.
Deliver editable Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files.
Send HTML email content with merged record values.
Choose format-specific guidance for syntax, layout, and troubleshooting.
Microsoft templates use bracket-based S-Docs syntax inside Office files.
If you need that syntax pattern, start with Merge Fields With Microsoft Templates (DOCX, PPTX, XLSX).
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