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Documents

Here you can modify the appearance of the documents generated by Leadtime

You can find it under Administration → Workspace Settings → Documents.

Here you set the look and basic behavior of all documents generated by Leadtime. This includes font, logo, and default options for project documents like quotes or specifications.


Document types

Leadtime automatically creates different documents, for example:

  • Letters

  • Invoices and payment reminders

  • Quotes

  • Specifications

  • General documents based on templates

→ For letters: Organizations – Letters

→ For project documents: Projects – Documents tab (Single projects only)


Font

You can set the font for all documents in one place. Here are the options you can choose from:

  • Inter: Leadtime's default font, modern and neutral

  • Roboto: Clean, geometric shape

  • Arimo: Professional and easy to read

  • Open Sans: Web-friendly, neutral

  • PT Sans: Balanced and versatile

  • Oswald: Distinctive, great for headings

  • EB Garamond: Classic and elegant


Logo

Here you can upload your company logo.

If you don’t set your own logo, the Leadtime logo will be used automatically.

With Preview document settings you can download a test document to check how it looks.


Project document settings

These settings apply to all documents related to projects (for example, quotes or specifications):

Option

Description

Include title page

Automatically adds a title page

Include table of contents

Creates a table of contents at the beginning of the document

Heading style

With this option, you control how headings are formatted and numbered in document templates. This is especially relevant for contract or project documents, where a clear and traceable structure is needed.

Leadtime offers four options to choose from:

  1. Without numbering

    Headings are shown without any numbering – perfect for simple docs or creative texts where numbers just get in the way.

  2. Continuous numbering from level 1

    Each heading level is automatically numbered (e.g. 1., 1.1., 1.1.1.). Great for contracts, manuals or specs where clear structure matters.

  3. Continuous numbering from level 2

    The top heading stays unnumbered while subchapters get numbers (e.g. 1. Heading 2, 1.1. Heading 3). This is handy for docs where the main title should stay clear.

  4. Numbering with § prefix from level 2

    Subchapters get a paragraph symbol (e.g. § 1., § 1.1.). This option is great for contract docs where legal paragraphs need numbers.

Background images

You can upload background images for cover pages.

Recommended size: 820 × 600 pixels

  • Specs background: Shows up on the cover of the specs document.

  • Proposal background: Used on the cover page of proposals.

  • Editor background: For documents created with the template system.

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