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title: Doc Editor

Overview

The Doc Editor is the rich text editor used for Pages and Reports. Build polished, branded content using blocks, with autosave and share-ready output.
  • Use in: Pages and Reports
  • Auto-save: Changes save automatically as you type
  • Read-only: Sent reports lock to preserve what recipients saw
  • Files: Orphaned uploads are cleaned up automatically

Create or edit a page

1

Open pages

From a room or Files, create or open a page.
2

Edit content

Type to add text. Press “/” to insert blocks.
3

Auto-save

Edits save automatically. No manual save needed.

Insert blocks

Open the slash menu (press “/”) to add structured content.
  • Headings and paragraphs
  • Lists: bulleted, numbered, checklists
  • Callouts and toggles
  • Tables and columns
  • Code blocks
  • Links and dates
  • Math (equations)
  • Media: images, video, file placeholders
  • Table of contents
  • Mentions (people, units) where supported
  • Benchmarks (financial block)
Tip: Use the floating toolbar to format text (bold, italic, underline, code) and insert links.

Benchmarks block

Use Benchmarks to compare KPIs across units, brands, states, or tags for a specific month.
1

Add block

Type “/benchmarks” and select Benchmarks.
2

Choose period

Select month and year.
3

Choose group

Pick Unit, Brand, State, or Tag, then select a target.
4

Sync data

Open settings and click Sync to snapshot results.
Notes:
  • Only QuickBooks-backed metrics can be added to the benchmark list.
  • Results exclude units without data for the selected period.
See Benchmarks for configuring which KPIs appear.

Media and files

Upload files directly or reference existing files. File placeholders help when content is pending. The app cleans up unused uploads when you close the editor.

Layout and navigation

  • Columns: Split content into two or three columns for summaries
  • TOC: Add a table of contents for long pages
  • Callouts: Emphasize insights, warnings, or summaries

Best practices

  • Keep sections short with clear headings
  • Use lists for steps and comparisons
  • Prefer organization-wide metrics for consistency
  • Avoid re-creating data tables—use Benchmarks or include screenshots when needed

Reports differences

Reports use the same editor but are geared for external sharing:
  • Sent reports are read-only
  • Email delivery with analytics (delivered, clicked, viewed)
  • Use contact lists to send at once
For sending and analytics, see Reports.