The fastest way to a working document is to start from one that already works. Every published document is a real HTML template with a declared field contract — not a picture of a document.

Browsing

Documents lists what is published, grouped by the job it does: billing and payments, logistics, insurance, healthcare, education, and branded customer-facing pieces such as vouchers, passes and certificates.

Making one yours

Open a document and choose Use this document. It is copied into your workspace with its markup, styles, page setup and sample data intact.
Edit the HTML and CSS directly, and preview against sample data or against nothing at all.
Adjust the @field block to change the contract — add a key, rename one, mark one @derived so the engine computes it unless you send it.

Rendering it

Press Integrate on any document for the key, the exact field contract, a ready-made request in cURL, JavaScript, Python or a no-code HTTP node, and a live test button that renders it for real.

POST /v1/render renders the published version of a template, so editing it never changes what production returns. Pass "version": "draft" to render what you are currently editing. A template that has never been published renders from its live content.

Two different meanings of “published”

Version state decides which bytes render. Publishing freezes the current markup as the version /v1/render serves.
Gallery status — draft, pending_review, published — decides only whether the template is listed publicly. It never affects your own key's ability to render it.