> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://signatureapi-daf4ee54.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Place positioning
> Position fields using text placeholders or fixed coordinates in Power Automate
Places can be positioned in the document using either a [placeholder](#placeholders) or a [fixed position](#fixed-position).
### Placeholders
You can define placeholders inside your document using the template `[[place_key]]`, where `place_key` corresponds to the key of the place.
For example, to define placeholders for two places with the keys `licensor_signs_here` and `licensor_signed_at` in the document:
In this example, to show the placeholders in the document, we set them to a blue color. You can set the text color of the placeholder to white to hide it from recipients.
Then we define the `licensor_signs_here` as a **Signature** place:
And `licensor_signed_at` as a **Recipient Completed Date** place:
The `licensor_signs_here` place will appear over the placeholder `[[licensor_signs_here]]`, and the `licensor_signed_at` place will appear over the placeholder `[[licensor_signed_at]]`.
You can set the text color of the placeholder to white to hide it from recipients.
### Fixed Positions
Sometimes, you can to position places in a specific coordinate within a page in the document. Fixed positions can be defined by specifying the page number, along with distances from the top of the page (`top`) and from the left side of the page (`left`).
Both `top` and `left` are measured in points (1/72 of an inch), and can have decimal places.
For example, to define a fixed position for a place with the key `employer_first_signature`, located in the second page, 1 inch (72 points) from the left and 5 inches (360 points) from the top of the page:
Each place is positioned on the page based on the coordinates of its bottom-left corner, as shown in the image below.
