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# Filter template visibility

Make document generation available based on a criterion related to your main object.

## Create a visibility condition

* Open the template configuration
* Go to the "Filter template visibility for users" section
* Set the desired condition(s) and click "Submit"
* As a result, only templates that meet the defined criteria will appear in the standard generation component

{% hint style="success" %}
**Example**

You can make contract template A available only for quotes above a certain amount, or set template B for key accounts and template C for suppliers.
{% endhint %}

![Creating a template visibility condition](https://content.gitbook.com/content/U1Chwyf7Cc7FN9BiEh0V/blobs/qUNykjSEsp30NGRhZF9m/11-10-condition-d-affichage.gif)

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Tip**

You can add as many conditions as needed and choose whether they must all be met (AND) or whether only one needs to be met (OR).
{% endhint %}


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