eDockets Documentation
6. Exporting and Importing Templates & Draft Dockets
Last Updated: June 11, 2026In the current free version of the app, templates and dockets are stored on a users device. To transfer a template or draft docket, use the export/import feature in the Template or Dockets menu (whichever is relevant). Exporting involves creating a .zip download with the form details and assets (images) used in the template/docket. This…
5. Using Dockets
Last Updated: June 11, 2026Filling Inputs Inputs can be filled across multiple lines as per image below: Inputs can be left blank and will appear blank on the completed docket. Signatures Before submitting the signature box must be Saved/Locked first. Saving/locking a signature prevents further alteration to the form. See attached image where inputs are no longer modifiable after…
4. Preferred Template Editing System
Last Updated: June 11, 2026We find that template editing is best done on a Windows PC/laptop environment with a mouse (with wheel) due to the larger screen area. Dockets, naturally will be best done on mobile devices. Dockets and templates created or drafted on one platform can be used on other platforms.
2. The Template Editor – Creating the Docket Layout
Last Updated: June 11, 2026Main Template Editor Page Upon selecting Create Template (and then selecting the template size) or Edit Template from the Templates Menu, you enter the template editor. For example if you open the precedent template zDeliveryDocket, you will see the following: (Note we have used screen shots from the Windows version of the app. Mobile versions…
3. Precedent Templates
Last Updated: June 11, 2026The app comes with a number of precedents for different scenarios. These can be edited with a minimum amount of effort to customize for a user’s need (eg by inserting a logo image and changing static text). These templates can be found in the Edit Templates section and are named by the docket type with…
1. Introduction & Core Concepts
Last Updated: June 11, 2026Here we will review some key concepts for using the eDockets application. eDockets basically comprises two parts – a part for creating templates and a part for using the dockets. Most of the complexity in the app comes with designing a template. The good news is that for most users, once a template is designed…