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# Placeholders
> Insert dynamic, user-specific values like name, email, and company into your clickwrap templates.
Placeholders allow you to insert dynamic, user-specific or session-specific values into your template text. These values are passed through your integration when the clickwrap flow is triggered.
## Available placeholders
The following placeholder types are available:
| Placeholder | Description |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Full Name | End user's full name |
| Email Address | End user's email |
| Company Name | Organization name |
| Job Title | End user's role |
| Date | Session-specific date |
| Phone Number | Contact phone |
| Address | Physical address |
| Registration Number | Company registration |
| VAT Number | VAT identifier |
| Custom placeholders | User-defined key-value placeholders passed via your integration |
These placeholders help personalize agreements and ensure the final document reflects real user information without modifying the template text manually.
## Custom placeholders
In addition to the built-in fields, you can define your own placeholders with custom keys and values. Each template supports up to 100 custom placeholders.
To learn how to pass custom placeholder values from your integration, see the [developer guide](/dev/guides/placeholders).
## How placeholders work
You can drag any placeholder from the list into the template editor. When dropped, it is inserted as a token inside your text. The same placeholder type can be used multiple times throughout the legal document.
For custom placeholders, you can add new entries, edit existing ones, or remove ones you no longer need. Each template supports up to 100 custom placeholders.
When triggering a clickwrap session, your integration passes values for relevant placeholders.
ClickTerm automatically replaces placeholder tokens with the actual values.
The rendered document displays all placeholders filled in with real data.
If a placeholder value is not supplied, it will appear as a dash (—) in the rendered document.
## When to use placeholders
Placeholders are useful when your document needs to include:
* The user's personal details
* Company or account information
* A date that is specific to the signing session
They allow you to avoid creating separate templates for each user or each variable field.
## Related
Learn how to use the template editor.
How to pass placeholder values from your integration.