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  • Welcome!
  • Basic Tutorial
    • Getting started
    • 1. Creating your document and automating your first clause
    • 2. Creating flexible terminology
    • 3. Importing clauses
    • 4. Creating variable information
    • 5. Conditional logic (I)
    • 5. Conditional logic (II)
    • 5. Conditional logic (III)
    • 6. Grammatical conjugations
    • 7. Special functions
    • 8. Cross-references
    • 9. Definitions
    • 10. Tables
    • 11. Creating a questionnaire
  • Intermediate Tutorial
    • Getting started
    • 1. Structuring your document
    • 2. Alternatives
    • 3. Action buttons
    • 4. Repeating list datafields
    • 5. Some more special functions
    • 6. Binders
    • 7. Styling
    • 8. Q&A optimisation
  • ClauseBase Campus Exercises
    • Exercises
    • Module 1: Grammar
    • Module 2: Basic Q&A exercises
    • Module 3: Basic styling
    • Module 4: Document Assemble Intermediate
    • Module 5: Q&A Intermediate
    • Module 6: Special functions
    • Module 7: Writing conditions
    • Final exercise
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  • Basic clause author tutorial
  • Intermediate clause author tutorial
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Welcome!

This page contains a number of tutorials designed to familiarise you with ClauseBase in a guided, step-by-step video series.

The basic tutorial series introduces the fundamental building blocks of working with ClauseBase. Here, you will learn how to create new clauses, how to introduce flexibility to them from a styling and a content perspective, and how to turn stacks of clauses into intelligent templates.

The intermediate tutorial series is shorter in length, but introduces some more advanced ways of augmenting your clauses and introducing additional flexibility in your documents.

Tutorial series

Basic clause author tutorial

This tutorial teaches you how to create contracts by stacking together clauses provided to you by a template author.

Intermediate clause author tutorial

This tutorial showcases a collection of additional functionalities allowing you to better structure and deploy your knowledge.

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