Most Salesforce document generation tools are still running on mail-merge logic from the early 2000s. A template is a flat layout, an engine fills in the placeholders, and when something's missing ==> blank box. When you need repeated rows ==> manually tag the loop boundary and hope you got it right.

We built ZeroExport because that model breaks at exactly the moment it matters most: complex data, real structure, documents that go to customers.

What's different:

• Layout adapts to missing data. Empty field? The section collapses, the columns reflow. Nothing ships looking broken.

• Repeaters find their own boundary. No start/end tags. No risk of a dropped or duplicated row from a misplaced marker.

• Section-level visibility with cascading logic. Hide a section and everything nested inside it disappears with it, not field by field.

• Runs entirely inside Salesforce. Managed package, no integrations, no middleware, nothing external to break.

• Works on Professional Edition out of the box.

Built for CPQ, manufacturing, and finance teams where document complexity is real and the current answer involves a consultant and a multi-month project.

Beta access open. Happy to hear where you think it falls apart.