Papers

A paper is one filled-out copy of a template — your client's onboarding form, their quarterly review, their signed agreement. Every paper lives under a specific client, in a specific folder. Once it is submitted, it carries a status you can move through your workflow.

1 · Where papers come from

Most papers come from share links. You share a template, the client fills it in, hits submit, and Pocper creates a new paper under the right client and folder. You do not have to start it.

You can also start a paper directly from a client's page — useful for in-person sessions where you are filling the form yourself or alongside the client. Pick the template, and a new paper appears in the right folder, ready to edit.

Client side panel listing papers filed under one client in a folder
Each paper that arrives lands under the right client, in the matching folder.

2 · The paper's lifecycle

A paper carries a status that tells you where it is in your workflow — being filled, submitted, or settled. When the client hits Submit, the paper moves from being filled to submitted. You mark it as settled from the admin portal when it is done on your side. The lifecycle is not enforced; a paper started inside the admin portal but never shared can sit in being filled forever.

There is no save button at any stage. Every keystroke is saved as it happens — what you see in the admin portal is exactly what is on the server. No draft mode, no "are you sure you want to leave this page" prompts.

Editor more-menu open, showing Download PDF, Invite, Paper History, Lock, Mark as submitted, Generate Template
Paper More menu — including Mark as submitted to advance the lifecycle.

3 · Editing and viewing

Open a paper to land in the editor. The view is the same as editing a template, except the paper has data filled in. You can correct values, add notes, or fill missing fields the client skipped. Changes save automatically.

Multiple people can be in the same paper at the same time. You see each other's cursors and changes in real time — useful for a phone consultation where you and the client are looking at the same form. No conflict resolution to think about; whoever types last wins.

Submitted paper open in the editor with member info and drink-preferences sections filled in
Paper editor — same as the template, but with the client's answers in place.