# Template settings

## File & location <a href="#file_location" id="file_location"></a>

### **Folder & filename**

In this section of the template's settings, you can specify the folder where the template will be stored, as well as the filename.

{% hint style="info" %}
While you can easily create new folders right from within this folder section, the other aspects of managing folders (e.g., to move existing folders) can be done through the central settings of ClauseBuddy.
{% endhint %}

### **Template category**

Each template can optionally be assigned a category. Such category can help end-users to quickly choose the right template among a large number of templates.

When categories are assigned to one or more templates, they will be shown on the Templates Overview panel...

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... as well as in the dropdown menu at the top right menu of the Documents Overview panel:

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## Miscellaneous <a href="#miscellaneous" id="miscellaneous"></a>

### **Card colour**

Here you can define the default colour assigned to cards. Individual cards can deviate from this default colour through their own settings.

### **Indicators for mandatory questions**

This setting allows you to centrally enable/disable the presence of red dots that are shown next to questions marked as mandatory. This will also impact the message *"Some mandatory questions are not answered."* (shown to the end-user at the right side of the template) will also get removed.

## Share

This is discussed on [the next page](/smart-templates/how/in-depth/smart-templates-in-depth/sharing-templates.md).


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