Getting started
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Learn the basics of Lark AutomaDoc — from opening the extension to creating your first template.
Opening AutomaDoc
Section titled “Opening AutomaDoc”- Open your Lark Base.
- Click the Extensions button (puzzle icon) in the toolbar.
- Select Lark AutomaDoc from your installed extensions.
Interface overview
Section titled “Interface overview”The AutomaDoc extension has four main pages:
- Generate — the home page where you create documents from your templates
- Template Setup — configure templates, upload files, and set generation options
- Variables — browse all available fields and copy the exact syntax
- More — language settings, documentation links, support contact, and tour restart
Interactive tour
Section titled “Interactive tour”New users automatically get a guided tour that walks through the main features. If you dismissed it, you can restart it anytime from the More page → Restart Tour.
Free trial
Section titled “Free trial”Want to try Pro features? Start a 14-day free trial to unlock:
- Up to 10 templates (instead of 2)
- Unlimited generations — no rate limit and no 30-second delay
- Save to Lark attachment fields
- Automation via webhooks
Look for the Start Free Trial button when you reach your template limit.
Creating your first template
Section titled “Creating your first template”Step 1: Prepare your Word document
Section titled “Step 1: Prepare your Word document”- Open MS Word. (Other editors may work but are not officially supported.)
- Create your document with static content.
- Add placeholders where you want dynamic data, using
{Field_Name}syntax.
Step 2: Save your template
Section titled “Step 2: Save your template”- Save as
.docxformat (required). - Use a descriptive filename like
Invoice Template.docx. - Keep the file under 10 MB.
Step 3: Upload to AutomaDoc
Section titled “Step 3: Upload to AutomaDoc”- Go to the Template Setup tab.
- Click New Template.
- Upload your
.docxfile. - Give it a descriptive name.
- Click Save.
What’s next?
Section titled “What’s next?”- Learn about template syntax — variables, loops, and conditions
- Generating documents — generate your first document
- Explore Pro features like Save to Base and automation