Creating a Source List
- 18 Jun 2024
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Creating a Source List
- Updated on 18 Jun 2024
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What is a Source List?
A source list is a list of signatories that can be shared across various other lists (eg. bank mandates).
This is useful in cases where the group of signatories remain consistent across a number of lists. Any changes to signatories on the source list are then reflected in any lists making use of it. This saves a lot of time as the changes do not need to be made separately on each individual list.
Creating a Source List
A source list requires the following information on creation:
- A name
- Internal notes (optional)
- Signatory fields (optional, if applicable)
- A group - this is usually set as "default" unless actively using the group functionality
Once created, a cover sheet can be uploaded and signatories can be added.
If uploading a cover sheet, it will be used for all lists using the source list. However, the cover sheet can be overriden at list level if required.