How to Create a Document Solutions Collection in Salesforce

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Published: June 19, 2026

Updated: June 25, 2026

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Managing multiple document templates can be challenging when users need quick access to different solutions from a single location. Document Solutions Collection in Docs Made Easy helps organize multiple solutions together, making document management more efficient.

This feature simplifies Document Generation by allowing users to group related solutions and display them directly on Salesforce record pages. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to create and configure a collection for easier access and Salesforce document automation.

Steps to Create a Document Solutions Collection

Step 1: First, login to Salesforce.

Step 2: Open Docs Made Easy and search for Collection in the App Launcher. Then, click on the Document Solution Collection.


Step 3:
Click on Create New.


Step 4:
Enter the Collection Name and click on Next.

 


Step 5:
Select the required solutions from the available solutions list.



Step 6:
Once selected, the solutions will appear in the Collection panel on the right side.



Step 7:
After that Click on Next.



Step 8:
Open the object record where the solutions are created, click the Gear icon, and select Edit Page.


Step 9:
From the component panel, drag the Document Solution Collection component and place it onto the record page.


Step 10:
Select the required Document Solution Collection, Then click Save to apply the changes.



Step 11:
You can now see that the solutions selected in the collection are displayed in the Document Generation section on the record.


Step 12:
Select the required solution and click the Merge & Download button to generate the document.


Step 13:
The document generation process will begin, and the selected solution will be processed to generate the document.



Conclusion

Using a Document Solutions Collection helps users organize multiple templates in one place and access them directly from Salesforce records. This improves productivity, reduces navigation time, and makes document solutions easier to manage across different business processes.

We hope this guide has helped you successfully set up and use a collection for Salesforce document automation. If you need any further assistance, please contact us at support@docsmadeasy.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can update an existing collection by adding or removing document solutions as business requirements change. With Docs Made Easy, managing collections remains simple and scalable within Salesforce.
Yes, a single collection can include multiple document templates and solutions. This helps users access related documents quickly while improving efficiency through Docs Made Easy document generation capabilities.
Yes, collections can be configured for various Salesforce objects where document solutions exist. Docs Made Easy provides flexibility for managing documents across multiple business processes.
Yes, collections reduce the need to search through multiple solutions individually. By organizing resources centrally, Docs Made Easy helps users generate documents faster and more efficiently.
Yes, separate collections can be created for sales, service, finance, or other teams. Docs Made Easy helps departments access only the document solutions relevant to their workflows.

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