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Template Building

This section explains how to build Eledo templates using data from monday.com boards.

The guides focus on practical document generation patterns commonly used with monday.com integrations.

You will learn how to:

  • print monday.com column values
  • work with subitems
  • generate QR codes
  • print images from Files columns
  • use connected board items
  • filter and organize repeated content

These patterns can be combined to create invoices, reports, labels, contracts, catalogs, and other automated PDF documents.

Available Guides

Column Types​

Learn how to print values from supported monday.com column types.

Topics include:

  • text
  • numbers
  • dates
  • status columns
  • people columns
  • dropdowns
  • timelines
  • locations
  • formulas
  • mirrors
  • links
  • checkboxes

→ Column Types

Printing Subitems​

Generate repeated content from monday.com subitems.

Useful for:

  • product tables
  • task lists
  • grouped reports
  • invoice rows

→ Printing Subitems

Printing Columns from Connected Item​

Access and print values from connected board items.

→ Printing Columns from Connected Item

Printing Images​

Print images stored in monday.com Files columns.

Useful for:

  • product catalogs
  • photo reports
  • visual documentation

→ Printing Images

Printing QR Codes​

Generate QR codes dynamically from monday.com data.

Useful for:

  • inventory systems
  • asset tracking
  • quick item access

→ Printing QR Codes

Printing Items from Connected Boards​

Repeat content using connected board items.

Useful for:

  • relational data
  • linked workflows
  • multi-board reporting

→ Printing Items from Connected Boards

Filtering Subitems​

Filter repeated content using conditions and expressions.

Useful for:

  • conditional printing
  • grouped exports
  • selective reports

→ Filtering Subitems

Sorting Subitems​

Control the order of repeated subitems before printing.

Useful for:

  • ordered reports
  • grouped tables
  • prioritized exports

→ Sorting Subitems

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