Assembly Order HTML template placeholders

Assembly Order HTML templates use Mustache syntax. Wrap any placeholder name in double curly braces — {{assemblyOrderNumber}} — or triple braces for pre-formatted HTML blocks — {{{assemblyLocation.fullAddressBlock}}}.

To browse placeholders interactively, open the template in Manage → Templates, set Configuration Mode to Use Custom HTML, and click Insert Placeholder (above the HTML editor) to open the Browse Placeholders dialog.

Assembly Order details (top-level)

Placeholder	What it shows
`{{assemblyOrderNumber}}`	Assembly Order ID number
`{{status}}`	Current status (e.g. In Progress, Complete)
`{{type}}`	Order type
`{{alternateIds}}`	Comma-separated alternate IDs
`{{orderDate.short}}` / `.medium` / `.long`	Date the order was created
`{{startTime.short}}` / `.medium` / `.long`	Date/time assembly began
`{{endTime.short}}` / `.medium` / `.long`	Date/time assembly was completed
`{{targetCompletionDate.short}}` / `.medium`	Target completion date

BOM information (what is being assembled)

Placeholder	What it shows
`{{bomSku}}`	SKU of the product being assembled
`{{bomDescription}}`	Description of the assembled product
`{{bomName}}`	Bill of Materials name
`{{plannedQuantity}}` / `.raw`	Planned assembly quantity
`{{actualQuantity}}` / `.raw`	Actual assembled quantity
`{{assemblyCost}}` / `.raw`	Total assembly (labor/overhead) cost

Assembly location

All assembly location placeholders are nested inside {{assemblyLocation}}.

Placeholder	What it shows
`{{assemblyLocation.warehouseName}}`	Warehouse name
`{{assemblyLocation.locationName}}`	Specific bin/location name within the warehouse
`{{assemblyLocation.street1}}` / `.street2`	Street address lines
`{{assemblyLocation.city}}` / `.state` / `.zip` / `.country`	Address components
`{{{assemblyLocation.fullAddressBlock}}}`	Pre-formatted HTML address block (use triple braces)

Manufacturing context

Placeholder	What it shows
`{{lotNumber}}`	Lot number assigned to this assembly run
`{{processedBy}}`	Name of the user who processed the order
`{{warehouseGroup}}`	Warehouse group name
`{{notes}}`	Assembly order notes

Component lines loop

Wrap the component rows in {{#componentLines}} ... {{/componentLines}}. Inside the loop:

Placeholder	What it shows
`{{componentSku}}`	Component SKU
`{{componentDescription}}`	Component product name
`{{componentPerUnitQuantity}}`	Quantity of this component per assembled unit (from the BOM)
`{{componentPerUnitUom}}`	Unit of measure from the BOM (e.g. EA)
`{{requiredQuantity}}` / `.raw`	Required quantity for this order
`{{actualQuantity}}` / `.raw`	Actual quantity consumed
`{{availableQuantity}}` / `.raw`	Available quantity
`{{unitCost}}` / `.raw`	Component unit cost
`{{totalCost}}` / `.raw`	Total cost for this component line
`{{uom}}`	Unit of measure
`{{location}}`	Bin/location name
`{{warehouseName}}`	Warehouse name
`{{lotNumber}}`	Component lot number
`{{notes}}`	Line-level notes

SKU custom fields and variant attributes are also available inside the loop via {{skuCustomFields.yourFieldName}} and {{variantAttributes.yourAttributeName}}. Use the Insert Placeholder panel to see the field names specific to your account.

Order custom fields

To output all order-level custom fields as a list:

{{#orderCustomFieldsList}}
<div><strong>{{key}}:</strong> {{value}}</div>
{{/orderCustomFieldsList}}

To target a specific field by name: {{orderCustomFields.yourFieldName}}

Assembly totals

Placeholder	What it shows
`{{totalComponents}}`	Number of distinct component types
`{{totalCost}}` / `.raw`	Sum of all component line costs
`{{grandTotal}}` / `.raw`	Component costs plus assembly cost

<footer style="text-align: right; margin-top: 25px;">
  <img src="{{poweredByLuminousImg}}" alt="Powered by Luminous">
</footer>

Tips

.raw on a number or currency placeholder gives you the unformatted numeric value, useful for calculations or conditional logic.
Date objects (like orderDate) always have .short, .medium, and .long variants. Test for a set date with {{#startTime.short}} ... {{/startTime.short}}.
Triple braces ({{{ }}}) output pre-rendered HTML (address blocks). Use double braces everywhere else to HTML-escape the value.
The default template that loads when you create a new HTML-mode Assembly Order template already demonstrates all major sections — use it as a starting point.

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