Templates are a quick way to get started with Paradigm. They are a set of predefined columns and prompts that you can modify to fit your needs.

Click on a template from the templates page.

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Templates

  • Company: Extracts basic details about companies, such as website, LinkedIn, CEO, revenue, etc.
  • Recruiting: Fetches detailed information about potential recruits, including LinkedIn profiles, work experience, and projects.
  • Startup: Collects funding and product details for startups.
  • Investor: Tracks venture capital firms and their investment preferences.
  • Real Estate: Extracts data about real estate listings, including location, price, and specs.
  • Twitter Activity: Analyzes tweets, followers, and engagement for specific Twitter handles.
  • Stock Analysis: Tracks stock tickers, price changes, and company metrics.
  • Recipe Analysis: Extracts details from recipe names, including ingredients, calorie counts, and instructions.
  • Price Comparison: Compiles product prices from different retailers for easy comparison.
  • Travel Planning: Gathers details about destinations, costs, and must-see attractions.

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Preview

  • Users can click on “Preview” to view the layout of a template.
  • Predefined columns include sample data to help users understand the structure.

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Using Templates

  • Clicking on “Use Template” opens the template in the sheet editor, where you can begin generating based on the first column’s data or replace the data with your own and then generate.

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Visibility

  • Templates are either presets, private, team, or public.
    • Presets are made by Paradigm and are available to all users.
    • Private templates are only visible to the user who created them.
    • Team templates are visible to all of the team members.
    • Public templates are visible to all users.
  • Users can also create their own templates and share them with others including marking their visibility as private, team, or public (more on this later in the docs)