Web service necessary to use a MS Word template in CRM 7.0?

Hello,
I have currently a discussion with one of our consultants about the following issue: We want to use MS Word templates - is it necessary to create a web service to do so?
Thanks for your assistance!
Regards,
Stephan

Hello Stephan,
No, it is not necessary as long as you just want to create a static Word template.
If on the other hand your requirement is to fill the Word document dynamically with data from the object related to the document, then you need to create a Web service which reads the corresponding data.
Kind regards,
Johan Wigert

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