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Creating and Cloning Doc Centre templates

Create and clone Doc Centre request templates Use this guide to create and clone Doc Centre request templates in Mercury Nexus. Templates help you standardise document requests, reduce manual work, and improve consistency across client files.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Why use Doc Centre templates?

Templates allow you to:

  • Reuse common document request sets

  • Maintain consistency across your team

  • Reduce errors and missed documents

  • Improve turnaround times

Instead of recreating document requests for every client, you can apply a saved template and customise it where needed.

How do I create a Doc Centre template?

Access Doc request templates

To manage templates:

  • Open the Admin app in Mercury Nexus

  • Select CRM settings from the left-hand menu

  • Select Doc request templates from the top menu

Create a new Doc Centre template

From the Doc request templates screen:

  • Click the + icon to open a new template tab

Each template contains two sections.

Template details

This section includes:

  • Title – The name of the template

  • Description – An optional summary explaining when to use it

Enter a clear, descriptive title that reflects the client type or scenario (for example, “PAYG standard home loan”).

Doc cards

This section is where you add individual document requests.

To add a document:

  • Click + Doc card

  • Enter the document name (for example, Driver licence)

  • Repeat for each required document

    Note
    Templates save automatically. You do not need to manually save changes.

    When finished, click the cross to close the tab.

Clone an existing Doc Centre template

Cloning allows you to create a variation of an existing template without starting from scratch.

To clone a template:

  • Open the Admin app

  • Select CRM settings

  • Select Doc request templates

  • Highlight the template you want to copy

  • Select Clone

A cloned version of the template will open in a new tab.

Update:

  • The Title

  • The Description, if required

  • Add or remove Doc cards as needed

The cloned template saves automatically. Click the cross to exit.

What happens next?

Once created, your template can be selected when sending a Doc Centre request to a client.

Need help?

If you need help creating or managing Doc Centre templates in Mercury Nexus, contact your Partnership Manager or email [email protected].

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