What autofill combination should I use for each presentation type?
Audience: Marketing · Plan: Cloze Enterprise
Note: This page helps you choose which reference (property, properties, subject, or comps ) to use in each Canva template, by presentation type. For the basics of autofill (how Cloze fills the placeholders in your Canva templates with property data) and how templates are named and assembled, see How do I build Canva templates for Cloze presentations?.
For the full list of fields you can add after the dot (for example, the address.formatted in subject.address.formatted ), see How do I add Cloze data fields to Canva elements?.
For a buyer tour, use properties and property. For every other type (seller, buyer, CMA, property review), use subject and comps[N] instead (with property still on the repeating detail page).
The four prefix names:
property: one home. Goes on the detail page, which repeats once per home.properties: all the homes at once. Used for a map or route in buyer tours.subject: the main home: the listing, or the buyer's target home.comps[N]: the comparable homes (comps[0]is the first,comps[1]the second, and so on).
See below for examples with autofill mappings:
The tables below give the exact set for each type, template by template. Adapt the names and page numbers to your own templates.
How to choose the reference
Two things decide it:
- Does the page repeat? The
1@detail template repeats once per home, so it usesproperty. Cloze fills each copy with the next home. - Is it a fixed page showing several homes at once: a map, or a page comparing homes side by side? Then name each home directly instead of using
property:- Buyer tour:
properties[0],properties[1],properties[2], … (one per home, in order). - Every other type:
subjectfor the main home, thencomps[0],comps[1],comps[2], … for the comparables.
- Buyer tour:
So property is the one home a repeating page is currently on; properties, subject, and comps name specific homes on a fixed page.
See below for examples with autofill mappings:
Buyer tour
This presentation is assembled from three Canva templates. The summary is one map of every home with the driving route between them, so it uses properties. The detail shows one home and repeats, so it uses property . A buyer tour has no subject home. To label the individual homes on the summary map, refer to each one by its position — the first home is properties[0] , the second is properties[1] , and so on.
| Template | Name | Reference | Example fields |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outline (intro and end) | Tour | Tour - Residential Buyer | @3 |
agent/client information | agent.name, agent.picture, Tour agenda for {{client.name}} |
|
Summary (map + route) |
Tour | Tour - Residential Buyer | 6@ |
properties |
properties | map:16x9:route , then properties[0].mapLabel , properties[0].address.streetaddr , properties[0].value … up to properties[5] |
|
Detail (per home) |
Tour | Tour - Residential Buyer | 1@ |
property |
property.pictures[0] , property.address.formatted, property.value, property.exact-bedrooms, property | map:4x3 |
Note: All three names share the middle "Tour - Residential Buyer," so Cloze pairs them. @3 puts the placeholder on page 3 of the outline.
Example: properties | map:16x9:route

Example: Summary property details and labels
Example showing autofill mappings for the above summary:
- properties[0].mapLabel
- {{ properties[0].address.streetaddr }} {{ properties[0].address.suite }}
- properties[0].address.city
- properties[0].value
Seller / listing presentation
This presentation is assembled from three Canva templates. The summary page compares the listing against its comparable sales side by side: the listing is subject, the first comparable is comps[0], the second is comps[1], and so on. The detail page shows one home and repeats for each, so it uses property.
| Template | Name | Reference | Example fields |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outline (cover + intro) | Seller | Seller - Listing | @5 |
subject , agent |
subject.address.formatted, subject.pictures[0], agent.name |
| Summary (comps compared) |
|
subject + comps[N] |
subject.value , comps[0].value , comps[1].value , comps[2].value ; map: properties | map:16x9 with comps[0].mapLabel |
| Detail (per home) | Seller | Seller - Listing | 1@ |
property |
property.pictures[0] , property.value, property.exact-size, property.year-built |
Note: The side-by-side comparison is a fixed page, so it names the homes (subject, comps[N] ). The per-home detail repeats, so it uses property.
Example showing placeholder
- Placeholder page
- Template name includes @5 so page 5 is replaced with the summary and then property detail pages.
Example outline cover page
- subject.name
- client.name
- agent.name
Example summary with subject and comps
Note: this will repeat based on the number of comps included (1 subject plus 3 comps per page).
- The subject property is in the first column.
- subject.picture
- subject.name
- subject.stageName
- subject.exact-bedrooms
- subject.display-bathrooms
- subject.exact-size
- subject.exact-price-size
- subject.year-built
- The comps are in the three columns to the right.
- comp[0].picture, comp[1].picture, comp[2].picture
- comp[0].name, comp[1].name, comp[2].name
- comp[0].value, comp[1].value, comp[2].value
- comp[0].stageName, comp[1].stageName, comp[2].stageName
- comp[0].exact-bedrooms, comp[1].exact-bedrooms, comp[2].exact-bedrooms
- comp[0].display-bathrooms, comp[1].display-bathrooms, comp[2].display-bathrooms
- comp[0].exact-size, comp[1].exact-size, comp[2].exact-size
- comp[0].exact-price-size, comp[1].exact-price-size, comp[2].exact-price-size
- comp[0].year-built, comp[1].year-built, comp[2].year-built
Example of property detail pages (one or more detail pages repeating for each property)
- property.pictures[0]
- property.name
- property.address.formatted
- property.value
- property.exact-bedrooms
- property.display-bathrooms
- property.exact-size
- property.stageName
- property.year-built
- property.exact-price-size
Buyer presentation
This presentation is assembled from three Canva templates, built the same way as a seller presentation. Here the subject is the buyer's target home, and the comparables are the other homes they're considering. The summary page compares them side by side: the target home is subject, the first other home is comps[0] , the second is comps[1] , and so on. The detail page shows one home and repeats for each, so it uses property.
|
Template |
Name | Reference | Example fields |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outline (cover + intro) | Buyer | Buyer - Home Search | @4 |
subject, agent |
subject.address.formatted, agent.name, agent.phone |
| Summary (options compared) | Buyer | Buyer - Home Search | 3@ |
subject + comps[N] |
subject.name , comps[0].name , comps[1].name , comps[2].name |
| Detail (per home) | Buyer | Buyer - Home Search | 1@ |
property |
property.pictures[0] , property.value, property.display-bathrooms | zero:"no baths" | suffix1:" bath" | suffix:" baths" |
Example showing placeholder
- Placeholder page
- Template name includes @20 so page 20 is replaced with the summary and then property detail pages.
Example outline cover page
- {{ agent.name }} | {{agent.mobilePhone }}
- client.name
Example summary with subject and comps
Note: this will repeat based on the number of comps included (1 subject plus 3 comps per page).
For Buyer Presentations the first property you pick becomes the Subject. All other properties selected are considered comps.
- The subject property is in the first column.
- subject.picture
- subject.name
- subject.stageName
- subject.exact-bedrooms
- subject.display-bathrooms
- subject.exact-size
- subject.exact-price-size
- subject.year-built
- The comps are in the three columns to the right.
- comp[0].picture, comp[1].picture, comp[2].picture
- comp[0].name, comp[1].name, comp[2].name
- comp[0].value, comp[1].value, comp[2].value
- comp[0].stageName, comp[1].stageName, comp[2].stageName
- comp[0].exact-bedrooms, comp[1].exact-bedrooms, comp[2].exact-bedrooms
- comp[0].display-bathrooms, comp[1].display-bathrooms, comp[2].display-bathrooms
- comp[0].exact-size, comp[1].exact-size, comp[2].exact-size
- comp[0].exact-price-size, comp[1].exact-price-size, comp[2].exact-price-size
- comp[0].year-built, comp[1].year-built, comp[2].year-built
Example of property detail pages (one or more detail pages repeating for each property)
- property.pictures[0]
- property.name
- property.address.formatted
- property.value
- property.exact-bedrooms
- property.display-bathrooms
- property.exact-size
- property.stageName
- property.year-built
- property.exact-price-size
Property review
Usually one property in depth. The subject is the property being reviewed.
| Template | Name | Reference | Example fields |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outline (cover + intro) | Review | Review - Property | @2 |
subject , agent |
subject.address.formatted, subject.pictures[0] , agent.name |
| Detail (per home) | Review | Review - Property | 1@ |
property |
property.description | ellipsis:400 , property.features | bullets:10 , property.value |
Note: Add a summary (N@) with subject + comps[N]only if the review compares the property to others.
Example of property review detail.
- {{ subject.address.streetaddr }} {{ property.address.suite}}
- subject.exact-bedrooms
- subject.display-bathrooms
- subject.exact-size | suffix:" sq ft"
- subject.lotsize-acres | ... | suffix:" acres" | "--"
- subject.year-built

Naming reminder
Part 1 is the type word: tour, seller or listing, buyer, review. The middle name must be identical across the set, or the summary/detail name must be the start of the outline name, or Cloze won't pair them.
For the complete rules please see: How do I build Canva templates for Cloze presentations?
Note: A CMA isn't its own type. It's the subject-vs-comps comparison, built as a seller or buyer presentation — use seller/listing or buyer in the name.