What is an organization?
An organization is the common term in Finale for both your company and everyone your company does business with: customers, suppliers, shipping carriers, etc. In the user interface these are all handled as separate kinds of object, but in the reports and page templates they all have the same properties available.
Overview
Organization variables are used for both for documents customized in application settings and for formatting reports using page templates. Using organization variables for documents customized in application settings is documented here.
For page templates, the organization variables for customers and and vendors are available as described on document variables for orders. The organization variables for your company (ie. the company name and contact information enter in application settings) are always available under the key primary. For example, to include your address write {{primary.addressFormatted}}.
List of variables
- groupName
- The name
- contactName
- The name of the primary contact person
- addressFormatted
- The primary address, formatted on multiple lines
- telecomNumberFormatted
- The primary phone number
- telecomHomeNumberFormatted
- The first home phone number
- telecomWorkNumberFormatted
- The first work phone number
- telecomMobileNumberFormatted
- The first mobile phone number
- telecomFaxNumberFormatted
- The first fax phone number
- telecomDirectNumberFormatted
- The first direct phone number
- atfLicenseNumber
- The ATF license number
- atfLicenseExpiration
- The ATF license expiration date
- hazMatContactTel
- The hazardous materials emergency contact phone number
- hazMatContractNumber
- The hazardous materials contract to reference in an emergency
- userFieldData.user_NNN\
- These are used to include any custom fields defined on the customer/supplier For example, to merge a custom field defined on a customer onto an order write {{order.userFieldData.user_10000}} The exact names of the fields are displayed on the screen in application settings where the fields are defined in the column labeled Template variables.
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