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How to Set Manual Expiry Dates for Templates

With the new update, you can now choose when your template expires. Follow these simple steps : ⌛️ Setting a Specific Expiry Date: Go to Certificates…

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With the new update, you can now choose when your template expires. Follow these simple steps:

⌛️ Setting a Specific Expiry Date:

  1. Go to Certificates from the dashboard.

  2. Select the template you wish to edit.

  3. Click the three-dot icon and select Set a Date.

  4. Choose your desired expiry date from the calendar. A preview will show the selected expiry date.

  5. Click Set Expiry to confirm.

⌛️ Setting a Specific Expiry Date: (image 1 of 2) What this shows Go to Certificates from the dashboard. What this shows Illustrates the "⌛️ Setting a Specific Expiry Date:" section of "How to Set Manual Expiry Dates for Templates". This screenshot appears in the "⌛️ Setting a Specific Expiry Date:" section of "How to Set Manual Expiry Dates for Templates". The text alongside this image reads: Go to Certificates from the dashboard. Select the template you wish to edit. Click the three-dot icon and select Set a Date. Choose your desired expiry date from the calendar. A preview will show the selected expiry date. Click Set Expiry to confirm. Immediately after, the guide continues: Go to Certificates from the dashboard. Select the template you wish to edit. Click the three-dot icon and select Never. A preview message will show that the template will never expire. Click Set Expiry to apply the changes. Image 1 of 2 Where to goGo to Certificates from the dashboard. Select the template you wish to edit. Click the three-dot icon and select Set a Date. Choose your desired expiry date from the calendar. A preview will show the selected expiry date. Click Set Expiry to confirm.
Buttons and menus referenced Certificatesthree-dot iconSet a DateSet Expiry
Next stepGo to Certificates from the dashboard. Select the template you wish to edit. Click the three-dot icon and select Never. A preview message will show that the template will never expire. Click Set Expiry to apply the changes.
All 5 steps in this procedure
  1. Go to Certificates from the dashboard.
  2. Select the template you wish to edit.
  3. Click the three-dot icon and select Set a Date.
  4. Choose your desired expiry date from the calendar. A preview will show the selected expiry date.
  5. Click Set Expiry to confirm.

?? Setting a Template to Never Expire OR Removing an Expiry Date:

  1. Go to Certificates from the dashboard.

  2. Select the template you wish to edit.

  3. Click the three-dot icon and select Never.

  4. A preview message will show that the template will never expire.

  5. Click Set Expiry to apply the changes.

?? Setting a Template to Never Expire OR Removing an Expiry Date: (image 2 of 2) What this shows Go to Certificates from the dashboard. What this shows Illustrates the "?? Setting a Template to Never Expire OR Removing an Expiry Date:" section of "How to Set Manual Expiry Dates for Templates". This screenshot appears in the "?? Setting a Template to Never Expire OR Removing an Expiry Date:" section of "How to Set Manual Expiry Dates for Templates". The text alongside this image reads: Go to Certificates from the dashboard. Select the template you wish to edit. Click the three-dot icon and select Never. A preview message will show that the template will never expire. Click Set Expiry to apply the changes. Image 2 of 2 Where to goGo to Certificates from the dashboard. Select the template you wish to edit. Click the three-dot icon and select Never. A preview message will show that the template will never expire. Click Set Expiry to apply the changes.
Buttons and menus referenced Certificatesthree-dot iconNeverSet Expiry
All 5 steps in this procedure
  1. Go to Certificates from the dashboard.
  2. Select the template you wish to edit.
  3. Click the three-dot icon and select Never.
  4. A preview message will show that the template will never expire.
  5. Click Set Expiry to apply the changes.

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