13. Select $ObjectType in the Select Field Type then from the picklist select the document type
that you want.
14. Click Save.
Adding Button to List View
1. To launch the Conga Batch solution from the List View button, go back to the list view page of
your master object, for example Sales Invoice.
2. In the Search Layouts section of the page, click Edit for the Sales Invoices List View.
3. Select your new button from the Available Buttons list and click the right arrow, then Save.
Using the List View Button
1. Go to the Sales Invoice object and click Go to refresh the page. Your new button is visible.
2. Select the invoices to download, then click Print Bulk Sales Invoice. You receive an error
message if you select more than 50 records to download.
3. When you are ready to begin the batch process, click Start. Batch Status shows Completed!
Your selected records are collated and presented in a zip file. If you are printing PDFs, a
Consolidate PDFs into a single file checkbox also displays.
Printing in Bulk with Distributed Output
This section describes how to create a button for bulk printing of PDF Sales invoice documents
selected using a query or Salesforce report. Documents are output to a Google drive where you
can print from. You can distribute up to 1000 documents.
Note:
For the button to work, you must have a formula field on the object.
You can specify your selection using one of the following:
n Report ID: You need to create a Salesforce report that contains a list of Master Object IDs.
Conga Batch uses this report to determine which records are included in the batch operation.
The Salesforce ID of this report is referenced in the Report Id field under Master Object Source
on the Conga Batch record.
n Query ID: Instead of a Salesforce report, you may use a SOQL query as the Master Object
Source. Queries are typically used when reports are not available due to Salesforce security
settings or if the required records cannot be retrieved using a report. Just like using a report as
the Master Object Source, Conga Batch uses this query to determine which records are
included in the batch operation. The Salesforce ID of the Conga Query record is referenced in
the Query Id field under Master Object Source on the Conga Batch record.
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