I would like to request a new field type for Asset Layouts: Rich Text (Template). This field would allow default content to be defined at the layout level and automatically appear inside every new asset created from that layout. Why This Is Needed: MSPs rely heavily on standardized processes and reusable instructions. Some sections of an asset layout require consistent guidance, reference material, or step-by-step instructions every time a technician documents a new integration. Examples include: Examples of sections within an Asset Layout that need reusable default content: OAuth2 configuration reference blocks (grant types, token URLs, auth URLs, scope formats) Standard API parameter definitions (client ID vs. tenant ID vs. app ID vs. secret; expected formats; naming conventions) Common integration prerequisites (required permissions, admin consent steps, API toggles, IPs to whitelist) Reusable code snippets or request examples (API POST/GET templates, Graph calls, curl commands, JSON bodies) Vendor-specific “gotchas” that every integration requires (Acronis: need tenant UUID; Keeper: need public/private key pair; Proofpoint: region selection, etc.) Version-specific notes for recurring integrations (e.g., “For all Graph application-permissions integrations, always use https://graph.microsoft.com/.default” ) Standardized screenshot placeholders (“Insert screenshot of consent page here”) Internal documentation standards (required fields, expiration policy, required test validation steps) “How to complete this section” instructions for junior staff Without a field that supports default templated content, technicians must manually paste the same guidance into every new asset. Across many clients and integrations, this leads to: Inconsistent documentation Higher risk of missing critical steps Repetitive manual work for every new asset More training and overhead for new team members Requested Functionality: A new field type—Rich Text (Template)—that allows: Default content stored in the Rich Text field in the Asset Layout itself Support for formatted Rich Text (headings, lists, spacing, links, etc.) Automatic insertion of this content into every new asset created from the layout Ability for technicians to modify the field after the asset is created (like normal Rich Text) Benefits: These are reusable technical instructions tied directly to the Asset Layout Stronger documentation standardization Faster asset creation and reduced repetitive work Lower risk of mistakes in complex configs (OAuth2, SSO, vendor APIs, security baselines) Better onboarding and self-guidance for technicians Asset Layouts become true templates, not just field definitions This enhancement would significantly improve workflow efficiency for MSPs and any teams using Hudu for standardized technical documentation. Thank you!