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 Example Scenarios


2025/12/19 • 7 min. to read

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This page provides practical examples for various use cases of NAVAX Document Text. Each scenario shows step-by-step how to set up and use specific features.

Structure of Examples

The examples are divided into the following categories:
  • Basic Functions: Line texts for G/L accounts, resources, and personalized texts
  • Advanced Functions: Item attributes, multilingual texts, time period conditions
  • Complex Scenarios: Combination of multiple features for special requirements

Tip

Use these examples as a starting point for your own configurations. Adapt the texts and settings to your specific requirements.

Basic Functions

Example 1: Line Text for a G/L Account

  1. Open the Chart of Accounts page and select the desired G/L account.
  2. Click Extended Texts or in the Ext. Text Exists field and select an extended text. Alternatively, you can create a new extended text with the New action.
  3. Enter the desired text, e.g., "This G/L account is reserved for internal postings."
  4. Activate Automatic Ext. Texts so that it is automatically inserted in new document lines.
  5. Create a document line of type G/L Account in, e.g., a sales invoice, the line text appears automatically in the document line.
For more information, see Setup, Miscellaneous Texts.

Example 2: Line Text for a Resource

  1. Open the Resources page and select the desired resource.
  2. Click Extended Texts or in the Ext. Text Exists field and select an extended text. Alternatively, you can create a new extended text with the New action.
  3. Enter a notice text, e.g., "This resource is certified for system maintenance with ISO-XYZ."
  4. Activate Automatic Ext. Texts so that it is automatically inserted in new document lines.
  5. Create a service order line of type Resource, the line text appears automatically in the document line.
For more information, see Setup, Miscellaneous Texts.

Example 3: Personalized Beginning Text for a Salesperson/Purchaser

  1. Open the Salespeople/Purchasers page and select the desired person.
  2. Click Beginning Text and select an extended text. Alternatively, you can create a new extended text with the New action.
  3. Enter an individual text, e.g., "Your contact for inquiries: Bernhard Köhler."
  4. Save the extended text.
  5. Create a sales or purchase document where this salesperson/purchaser is assigned. The personalized text appears in the document header.
For more information, see Setup, Personalized Texts.

Example 4: Miscellaneous Text for a Service Contract Group

  1. Open the Service Contract Groups page and select the desired type.
  2. Click Extended Texts or in the Ext. Text Exists field and select an extended text. Alternatively, you can create a new extended text with the New action.
  3. Add a notice text, e.g., "For Vaillant customers in this service contract group, extended maintenance intervals and special service benefits apply according to manufacturer agreement."
  4. Save the extended text.
  5. Create a service contract quote with this type. The extended text appears in the order in the document header.
For more information, see Setup, Miscellaneous Texts.

Advanced Functions

Example 5: Linking Item Attributes with Texts

Scenario: You want to automatically display care instructions on documents for all items with the attribute "Material: Leather".
  1. Open the Item Attributes page and select the attribute "Material"
  2. Click Attribute Values and select the value "Leather"
  3. Click Extended Texts and create a new extended text with the care instructions: "Care instructions for leather products: Please treat only with special leather care products. Do not wash."
  4. Activate the desired document types (e.g., Sales Invoice, Sales Shipment)
  5. When you now insert an item with Material="Leather" into a document, the care instructions appear automatically below the item line
For more information, see Advanced Features, Item Attributes.

Example 6: Multilingual Beginning and Ending Texts

Scenario: You need a greeting in German and English for your international customers.
  1. Open the Customer Card of the customer
  2. Click Beginning Text and create two extended texts:
  3. German Text:
    • Set Language Code = DEA (or DEU)
    • Text: "Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, vielen Dank für Ihre Bestellung."
  4. English Text:
    • Set Language Code = ENU
    • Text: "Dear Sir or Madam, thank you for your order."
  5. Fallback for other languages:
    • Create a third extended text
    • Activate All Languages = Yes
    • Text: "Dear Customer, thank you for your order."
  6. Business Central automatically selects the appropriate text based on the document's language code.
For more information, see Setup, Beginning and Ending Texts. For more information, see Working with the App, Sorting and Conditions.

Example 7: Time-Limited Campaign Notice

Scenario: You want to display a Christmas campaign notice on all sales quotes from 01.12.2025 to 24.12.2025.
  1. Open the Standard Text Codes page
  2. Create a new Standard Text Code, e.g., "XMAS2025"
  3. Create an extended text with the following text: "Christmas Campaign: Order by 24.12.2025 and receive 10% discount on your entire order!"
  4. Set the time period conditions:
    • Starting Date: 01.12.2025
    • Ending Date: 24.12.2025
  5. Activate the desired document types in the Sales FastTab (e.g., Sales Quote)
  6. Link this Standard Text Code to the desired customer or all customers
  7. The campaign notice appears only on documents with a date within the defined period
For more information, see Working with the App, Sorting and Conditions.

Example 8: Placeholders for Dynamic Content

Scenario: You want a personalized beginning text with the customer name and order date.
  1. Open the Customer Card
  2. Create a Beginning Text and open the Text Editor
  3. In the text editor, click the action Insert Placeholder
  4. A list opens with all available fields of the respective document
  5. Select the desired fields (e.g., Bill-to Name and Order Date) - they are automatically inserted into the text enclosed in ##
  6. Your text might then look like this: "Dear ##Bill-to Name##,
    Thank you for your order dated ##Order Date##. We confirm receipt as follows."
  7. The placeholders are automatically replaced with the actual values when inserted into the document

Important

Placeholders always use the English field names, regardless of the language setting in Business Central. If you do not know a field’s English name, you can find an overview on the Field Descriptions, Field ListField Overview page.
For more information, see Advanced Features, Text Editor and Placeholders.

Complex Scenarios

Example 9: Combination of Multiple Conditions

Scenario: You want to display a special export notice only on English sales invoices from a specific date onwards.
  1. Open the Standard Text Codes page and create a new code "EXPORT-INFO"
  2. Create an extended text with the export notice: "Export Notice: This shipment is subject to customs regulations. Please ensure all documentation is complete."
  3. Configure the conditions:
    • Language Code: ENU (English)
    • Starting Date: 01.01.2026 (new export regulations)
    • Ending Date: blank (valid indefinitely)
  4. Activate only the document type Sales Invoice in the Sales FastTab
  5. Link this text to customers who are export customers
  6. The notice appears only when all conditions are met:
    • Document language = ENU
    • Document date ≥ 01.01.2026
    • Document type = Sales Invoice
For more information, see Working with the App, Sorting and Conditions.

Example 10: Multi-Level Sorting of Texts

Scenario: You want to display multiple beginning texts on sales orders in a specific order.
  1. Create three different extended texts for a customer:
  2. Greeting (Sorting Sequence: 10) "Dear ##Bill-to Name##,"
  3. General Notice (Sorting Sequence: 20) "Thank you for your trust and we confirm your order as follows."
  4. Delivery Notice (Sorting Sequence: 30) "Delivery will be made within 5 working days after order receipt."
  5. Create a sales order for this customer
  6. The texts appear in the document in the order defined by the sorting sequence:
    • 1. Greeting (10)
    • 2. General Notice (20)
    • 3. Delivery Notice (30)
  7. Tip

    Use increments of 10 to be able to insert texts in between later
For more information, see Working with the App, Sorting and Conditions.

Tips from Examples

  • Test first: Create test documents to verify results before using texts in production
  • Use placeholders: Dynamic content makes your texts more flexible and personal
  • Plan multilingually: Create text variants for all relevant languages from the start
  • Check time periods: Regularly review expiring texts and update them in time
  • Plan sorting: Define clear sorting logic and document it for your team
  • Use item attributes: Instead of maintaining texts for each item individually, use attributes for groups
  • Test combinations: For complex conditions, test all possible cases
  • Documentation: Document complex configurations for maintenance

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