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# Softr
## Overview
This guide will walk you through the setup process for integrating [Softr](https://www.softr.io/) with Documint. It builds on the [Airtable Document Generation Link integration](/integrations/airtable/generation-link.md) so if you have not read the documentation on this integration, please check it out first before reading this guide.
### Airtable Setup
1. Create a generation link formula and add it to your table as a formula field. Also, add an attachment field to save your created document
### Softr Setup
1. In Softr, go to your site editor and choose the dynamic list block where you'd like your button to be to create your document
2. Add the button field and select to "Open external url" option and choose the Airtable field that has you generation link\
3. Publish your changes\
4. Test your button and review your document\
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