Import the approved file
Use the .docx your company already maintains. Dokus saves the original and creates an exact document version.
Keep the approved file. Fill it with data from your app.
Import the Microsoft Word (.docx) file your team maintains. Mark the parts that can change. Your app supplies the values each time it creates a document.
- .docx in
- Typed data
- PDF or DOCX out
- Recorded origin
SERVICE AGREEMENT
Statement of work
This agreement is made betweenNorthstar Logisticsand Dokus Labs on28 August 2026.
ServiceHoursAmountImplementation24$4,800Training8$1,200
This clause appears when support is included.
Authorized signatureDate
- Customercustomer.nametext
- Agreement dateagreement.datetext
- Service rowservices[]repeat
- Support clauseshow when support = truerule
From upload to finished document.
Dokus keeps the file and its rules. Your application sends the business data. Every output records exactly what created it.
Mark each changeable part
Turn names, dates, and amounts into typed fields on the approved text. Name the rows that repeat and the paragraphs or tables that appear only under certain conditions.
Send the values
Your server sends the document version, blueprint, and data. Dokus checks the data before it creates the requested PDF or DOCX.
Keep a complete record
Each output points to the document version, blueprint revision, and input that created it.
Keep responsibility clear from source document to output.
Your team controls what the document means. Your application owns the business state. Dokus connects them without taking over either responsibility.
Dokus keeps the document state
Document files, fields, rules, published versions, rendering, and the record of what produced each output.
Your app keeps the business state
Customers, cases, data entry, permissions, storage, and the project in which the document is used.
See what the integration looks like in code, or start with your own file.