Field types and formatting

Field Type	Merge Field Example	Output Example
String	`{{ record.field_text }}`	`John`
Integer	`{{ record.field_int }}`	`123`
Float	`{{ record.field_float }}`	`123.45`
Boolean	`{{ record.field_bool }}`	`True` / `False`
Enum	`{{ record.field_enum }}`	`Apple`
Set	`{{ record.field_set }}`	`['Apple', 'Pear']`
Email	`{{ record.field_email }}`	`user@example.com`
Phone	`{{ record.field_phone }}`	`123456789`
Date	`{{ record.field_date }}`	`2023-04-17`
DateTime	`{{ record.field_datetime }}`	`2023-04-17 12:37:00+02:00`
Time	`{{ record.field_time }}`	`12:37:00`
URL	`{{ record.field_url }}`	`https://autologyx.com`
JSON	`{{ record.field_json }}`	`{"key": "value"}`
Document	`{{ record.field_document }}`	List of documents (with URLs)
User Field	`{{ record.field_<alias>.users }}`	List of user objects
Group Field	`{{ record.field_<alias>.user_groups }}`	List of groups

Formatting output

You can format the output using filters. These are applied by appending a pipe (|) and the filter name to the field.

Filter	Example	Output Example
`date`	`{{ record.field_date \| date('%d %B %Y') }}`	`17 April 2023`
`datetime`	`{{ record.field_datetime \| datetime('%H:%M') }}`	`12:37`
`default`	`{{ record.field \| default('N/A') }}`	If field is empty → `N/A`
`join`	`{{ record.field_set \| join(', ') }}`	`Apple, Pear`
`length`	`{{ record.field_set \| length }}`	`2`
`lower` / `upper`	`{{ record.field_text \| upper }}`	`JOHN`
`capitalize`	`{{ record.field_text \| capitalize }}`	`John`
`replace`	`{{ record.field_text \| replace('a', 'b') }}`	Replaces `a` with `b`