# Call Template

While Mimir already supports over 10 applications, covering key areas such as governance, staking, bounty management, and identity, many developers and users have unique, recurring transaction needs that are not fully addressed. As a result, they often rely on manual transaction assembly in PolkadotJS, repeatedly constructing similar transactions to perform routine operations.

Even within supported use cases, repetitive manual interactions can lead to inefficiencies and a suboptimal user experience.

To address this, Mimir introduces Call Template, a feature designed to streamline repetitive transactions. Instead of reconstructing a transaction from scratch each time, users can save transaction templates, make necessary parameter adjustments, and execute them with minimal effort. This significantly improves efficiency and reduces friction in on-chain operations.

## Template Sidebar

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Click the button above to open the Template sidebar.

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## Add New Templates

1. Directly click add new in Call Template page, provide Call Data and set a name for it.

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2. While submitting a transaction, you can click Add to Template.

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3. Find some common-used transactions in history page, then add it.

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## Submit transaction template-based transaction

1. Click Extrinsic on homepage, then view Call Template, copy the Call Data. (For same transactions)

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2. Click DOTConsole in Call Template, then edit the parameter, submit! (For transactions that need adjustments.)

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