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# Autofill keyword sets

> Fill related keywords automatically from a single look-up value, and manage the set's values, members, and visibility.

## What an autofill keyword set does

An autofill keyword set is a look-up table that fills several keywords at once during indexing. A user enters the **primary keyword** and Nobly Insight fills in the related keywords from the matching row — pick a *Customer number* and the *Customer name* and *Address* appear automatically.

Autofill sets speed up data entry and keep related values consistent. They don't change which keywords a document type has — they populate keywords that are already assigned.

Manage them under **Admin settings → Keywords → Autofill sets** (open **Admin settings** from your profile menu at the bottom-left of the sidebar). The list shows each set's primary keyword, its other members, the user groups that can use it, and how many value rows it holds.

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## How a set is built

| Part                | What it is                                                                                                      |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Primary keyword** | The keyword users enter to trigger the autofill. It's the look-up key, so its values are unique within the set. |
| **Member keywords** | The other keywords filled in from the matching row.                                                             |
| **Values**          | The rows of the look-up table — one primary value mapped to its related values.                                 |
| **User groups**     | Which groups can use the set during indexing. A set is only offered to members of these groups.                 |

## Creating a set

1. Open **Admin settings → Keywords → Autofill sets** and choose **New autofill set**.
2. Name the set and choose the **primary keyword**, then the **member keywords** that will be filled in.
3. Choose the **user groups** that may use it.
4. Add **values** — each row pairs a primary value with the values for the members.

You can add, edit, and delete value rows at any time from the set's detail screen.

## Managing members and the primary keyword

* **Add or remove members** to change which keywords the set fills.
* **Change the primary keyword** to look the set up by a different field. Every row must already have a value for the new primary, so the look-up stays unique.

<Warning>
  Removing a member permanently deletes the values stored for that member in the set. Nobly Insight asks you to confirm the data loss first. You can't remove the **primary keyword** or the **last remaining member** — change the primary or delete the whole set instead. Removing a member requires the **Keyword Configuration Administration** permission.
</Warning>

## Internal and external sets

Some autofill sets are **external** — their values come from an outside source rather than being typed in Nobly Insight. External sets are **read-only** here: you can see them and use them for indexing, but their values and membership are maintained at the source, not on this screen.

## Deleting a set

Deleting an autofill set removes the set and all its look-up values; it requires the **Keyword Configuration Administration** permission. A set can't be deleted while it's still assigned to a document type — remove the assignment first. Deleting a set does not delete the keyword values already stored on documents.

## Where to read next

<Card title="Keyword types" icon="tags" href="/configuration/keyword-types" horizontal>
  Define the keyword types an autofill set looks up and fills in.
</Card>

<Card title="Keyword assignment models" icon="layer-group" href="/configuration/keyword-assignment-models" horizontal>
  Make sure the keywords an autofill set fills are assigned to the document type.
</Card>
