diff --git a/apps/OpenSign/src/App.js b/apps/OpenSign/src/App.js
index 7f4f587b1..929008576 100644
--- a/apps/OpenSign/src/App.js
+++ b/apps/OpenSign/src/App.js
@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ import DraftDocument from "./components/pdf/DraftDocument";
import PlaceHolderSign from "./pages/PlaceHolderSign";
import PdfRequestFiles from "./pages/PdfRequestFiles";
import LazyPage from "./primitives/LazyPage";
+import { isEnableSubscription } from "./constant/const";
const DebugPdf = lazy(() => import("./pages/DebugPdf"));
const ForgetPassword = lazy(() => import("./pages/ForgetPassword"));
const GuestLogin = lazy(() => import("./pages/GuestLogin"));
@@ -113,7 +114,7 @@ function App() {
path="/forgetpassword"
element={
What are template roles?
++ Begin by specifying each role needed for the completion of + the document. Think about the parties involved in the + signing process and what their responsibilities are. + Common roles include HR for internal documents, Customer + for agreements or Vendor for business agreements.{" "} +
++ Why pre-attach users to some roles? +
++ For roles that consistently involve the same individual + (e.g., the CEO's signature on employee offer + letters), you can pre-attach a user to a role within the + template. This step is optional but recommended for + efficiency and consistency across documents. +
++ When do i specify the user attached to each role? +
++ When you create a document from your template, you'll + be prompted to attach users to each defined role. If a + role already has a user attached, this will be pre-filled, + but you can modify it as needed before sending out the + document. +
+