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To make it easier to identify which analyst should work on which Finding, we're using the field _Vulnerability type_ to indicate it. You can add your own authors (or any different label for Findings) in PwnDoc UI: PwnDoc -> Data -> Custom Data -> Custom Fields -> Vulnerability types. They are locale specific, so if your analyst knows multiple languages, you need to add him several times.
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To make it easier to identify which analyst should work on which Finding, we're using the field _Vulnerability type_ to indicate it. You can add your own authors (or any different label for Findings) in PwnDoc UI: PwnDoc -> Data -> Custom Data -> Custom Fields -> Vulnerability types. They are locale specific, so if your analyst knows multiple languages, you need to add him several times.
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Vulnerability types are not used anywhere in Import Automator - it's just and visual indicator in PwnDoc UI.
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Vulnerability types are not used anywhere in Import Automator - it's just and visual indicator in PwnDoc UI.
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## Docx templating
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PwnDoc documentation has examples of tags and filters, that can be used. Probably the most useful ones are [conditions to filter findings](https://pwndoc.github.io/pwndoc/#/docxtemplate?id=condition]) and [sorting](https://pwndoc.github.io/pwndoc/#/docxtemplate?id=sortarraybyfield).
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There is also a [Pull Request](https://github.com/pwndoc/pwndoc/pull/281) that adds many further filters. |