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Hi,
Thank you for taking the time to leave your request. We have great news – the option you are looking for already exists. You can create a custom role and disable the permission for a user to download their own documents.
For more information, please check the link below:
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The status of this suggestion is currently unchanged. However, we now support a specific use case: calculating a date field based on the signature date (e.g. signing date + X days). To learn more about Autofill with Custom Date based on Signing Date, click here.
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Hi. We aren’t planning on building this into our feature set at this point in time since it doesn’t fit into our current product roadmap. Please keep upvoting this idea so we can keep considering it every time we work on our roadmap.
Should you come across any other ideas that suit your business needs, don’t hesitate to give them an upvote!
I'd like to see something implemented similar to the content library, but for smaller blocks. So I could make a "component" with an image and a caption or maybe a heading and text block or a logo grid, then add that set of elements (call it a block, group, whatever) to a "component library" for future use. Then when a users wants to add a reusable component, it would just drop into a page instead of creating a new/blank page with just those elements on it.
This would work best if we also had a way to link or group content elements together so they could be positioned in a document as one unit instead of having to drag each individual element around separately.