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# Generating Your documents

Now you're ready to start creating documents from your HubSpot data using the Documint app.

It's super simple.

1. Choose your template

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2. Choose you record

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3. Inspect the document preview and click **Generate Document**

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4. After a moment you will get a message to tell you your new document has been generated and saved to the Notes section of your record.

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You can close the app to see the new activity in **Notes** (You may need to refresh the page first). The attachment will be saved, and it will also be in the **Attachments** section on the right-hand side of the page.

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You can now access this file to view, download, or do whatever you want with it.&#x20;

Congrats you're all set🎊


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