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To render signatures in your PDF reports, declare signature attributes in the PrintLayout contract.

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To render signatures in your PDF reports, declare signature attributes in the PrintLayout contract.
| Available in Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled. |
Considerations for declaring signatures in a print layout:
The supported attributes are:
| Attribute | Description | Data Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| name | Unique name of the signature. | String | Yes |
| type | Specify Signature. | String | Yes |
If the print engine cannot resolve an image at runtime, a broken image icon is shown. Also, images aren’t supported as attachments.
<Declarations>
<DataDeclaration name="mySignature" type="Signature"></DataDeclaration>
</Declarations>To render a signature in a PDF of print layout, declare the signature as shown here:
<img
src="{{Declarations::mySignature}}" />
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