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Conditional Signers allow you to route a document to a different recipient based on document package data.

A Conditional Field is a tag on a document for a signer that only appears when a related requirement is fulfilled. If you'd like to require a field based on the signer's selection of another field, you can do so with Conditional Fields.

With conditional fields, you can hide fields until the recipient makes an entry in your document that triggers the fields to show. Conditional fields allow you to create dynamic documents that support a conditional work flow. Conditional fields only appear to the recipient when a specified condition is met.

Create a Document Smart Rule in CLM Log on to CLM as an administrator. Select Admin in the navigation header. Select Automation Tools > Smart Rules. Select Rule > New Document Rule. Enter a name for your new Document Smart Rule.

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UX design best practices advise putting a form above the fold on a web page, where it is easy to find and add in the information. The same principle applies to printed forms; all of the critical information should be at the very top of the form.

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Select the field on your document (checkbox, radio button, drop down, or text) that will act as the trigger field to determine if additional fields are presented to the recipient. In the properties panel, expand the Conditional Fields section and click Create Rule.

This means that fields related to specific conditions will only show up when those conditions are met. This makes the form-filling process smoother because people don't have to deal with irrelevant questions or groups of questions.