How to use repeatable variables (multiple parties)

Walk-through of the v2 system with examples: two tenants, three partners and clauses that adjust automatically.

Repeatable variables let a single contract have several "parties" of the same type: two tenants, three partners, four guarantors, etc. The v2 template engine handles them automatically and rewrites plurals in the clauses.

Example 1: two tenants

Open the residential lease template.
In the right panel, in the "Tenants" section, click "+ Add tenant".
Fill the second tenant data in its card.
You will see "the tenant" turn into "the tenants" across the contract body, and IDs/signatures listed.

Example 2: three partners

In the partners agreement template add three cards. Each partner can have a different ownership percentage: the engine sums them and warns if they don’t total 100%.

Tips

Click the trash icon to remove a party (as long as the template minimum is respected).
If the third-party form is enabled, each party gets its own link to fill only their fields.
Singular/plural and gender agreements are applied automatically. If you spot any odd case, please report it.

Templates indicate the min and max of parties allowed — for example, lease 1–5 tenants, partners 2–8.