Data types

A complete address in a country-specific format according to the language of your document.

{{ account.address }}

42 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
United States

Depending on the country-specific format, the address may contain the following fields:

• address.city
• address.country
• address.country_code
• address.postal_code
• address.region
• address.region_code
• address.street

Use the field as an attribute to return only that field:

{{ account.address.city }}

San Francisco

A numerical value representing a financial amount. You can format the value as a price, perform numerical operations, or apply one of the math filters, for example, sum.

{{ order.total_price }}

44.61

A list of variables of any type.

{{ order.customer.tags }}

['Active subscriber', 'Monthly payment', 'Premium plan']

A binary value, either True or False.

{{ document.is_invoice }}

True

A date or a datetime, in ISO 8601 format.

{{ document.dates.issue_date }}

2024-08-04 00:00:00

Use the format_date filter to return the date in the format based on the document language.

{{ document.dates.issue_date | format_date }}

Aug. 4, 2024

The file path to an image displayed on the documents, such as logo.

{{ account.logo }}

/media/cache/s/sufio-test/c13s_1p6y1n_document.png

Numeric values, including floats and integers. You can perform numerical operations or apply one of the math filters to number properties.

{{ document.lines[0].quantity }}

3

Any series of characters.

{{ document.thanks }}

Thank you for choosing ACME.

The underlying value of the property, returned without formatting.

{{ document.totals.amonut_due }}

45.52

{{ document.totals.issue_date }}

2024-07-25 00:00:00

CSS classes that should be applied to the HTML element that renders the property in the template.

These might include various classes related to the data_type and name of the property and its status.

<div class="{{ document.totals.amonut_due.css_classes }}">{{ document.totals.amonut_due.text }}</div>

<div class="amount total_amount_due visible">£45.52</div>

<div class="{{ document.dates.issue_date.css_classes }}">{{ document.dates.issue_date.text }}</div>

<div class="date issue_date visible">July 25, 2024</div>

The data type of the property. Possible types:

• address
• amount
• array
• boolean
• date
• image
• number
• string

{{ document.totals.amonut_due.data_type }}

amount

{{ document.dates.due_date.data_type }}

date

The unique identifier of the property.

{{ document.totals.amonut_due.id }}

document-totals-amount-due

{{ document.dates.issue_date.id }}

document-dates-issue-date

A boolean value which indicates if the property should be visible on the document. This depends on the document type, your settings on the Design page, and whether the property has a value.

 If True, the item should be visible.

{{ document.totals.amonut_due.is_visible }}

True

{{ document.dates.due_date.is_visible }}

True

The name of the property.

{{ document.totals.amonut_due.node_name }}

amonut_due

{{ document.totals.issue_date.node_name }}

issue_date

The formatted value of the property, which can be also be translated to the document language or formatted in the language-specific format.

{{ document.totals.amonut_due.text }}

£45.52

{{ document.dates.due_date.text }}

July 25, 2024

The title of the property, which is used as a label displayed on the document.

The output value is translated to the document language.

{{ document.totals.amonut_due.title }}

Amount due

{{ document.dates.due_date.title }}

Due date