Templates
Specification templates, ready to adapt
The “one page” method applied trade by trade: each template is a filled specification to copy, adapt to your business, and usable as-is as a Blueprint Maker description.
All templates follow the four-block method (things, links, states, numbers) detailed in the guide: The one-page specification
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Inventory management software specification: the filled-in template
Items, suppliers, movements, thresholds: here is the one page that fully describes an inventory application. Copy it, replace the examples with your references, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Site-tracking software specification: the filled-in template
Projects, clients, hours, materials: the one page that fully describes a site-tracking application. Copy it, put in your statuses and your breakdown, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Work-order software specification: the filled-in template
Requests, scheduling, technicians, reports: the one page that fully describes a work-order application. Copy it, put in your request flow, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Small-business CRM specification: the filled-in template
Contacts, requests, quotes, follow-ups: the one page that fully describes a CRM in your image. Copy it, put in your sales cycle, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Membership software specification: the filled-in template
Members, dues, activities, registrations: the one page that fully describes your association's tool. Copy it, put in your categories and your season, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Workshop software specification: the filled-in template
Repairs, clients, awaited parts, job queue: the one page that fully describes your workshop's application. Copy it, put in your stages and your objects, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Auto repair shop software specification: the filled-in template
Repair orders, vehicles, appointments, handovers: the one page that fully describes a garage management application. Copy it, put in your workshop stages, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Case-tracking software specification for a firm: the filled-in template
Matters, deadlines, deliverables, time spent: the one page that fully describes a tracking application for a firm. Copy it, put in your processing stages, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Equipment rental software specification: the filled-in template
Fleet, checkouts, returns, deposits: the one page that fully describes an equipment-rental application. Copy it, put in your rental rules, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Fleet management software specification: the filled-in template
Vehicles, drivers, maintenance, due dates: the one page that fully describes a fleet application. Copy it, put in your real due dates, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Event catering software specification: the filled-in template
Enquiries, quotes, events, teams: the one page that fully describes an event-catering application. Copy it, put in your service types, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Vacation rental software specification: the filled-in template
Bookings, arrivals, cleanings, deposits: the one page that fully describes a holiday-let application. Copy it, put in your actual properties, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Hair salon software specification: the filled-in template
Appointments, client records, services, loyalty: the one page that fully describes a salon application. Copy it, put in your actual services, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Driving school software specification: the filled-in template
Students, hour packages, instructor scheduling, exams: the one page that fully describes a driving-school application. Copy it, put in your actual formulas, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Home care software specification: the filled-in template
Who visits whom, when, and who covers: the one page that fully describes a home-care application. Copy it, put in your actual rounds, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Course management software specification: the filled-in template
Students, enrolments, attendance, hour cards, payments: the one page that fully describes a class-school application. Copy it, put in your actual disciplines, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Requirements for volunteer building-management software: the filled-in template
Units, owners, charge calls, issues: the page that fully describes your building's tool. Copy it, put in your ownership shares and your expense headings, and it becomes your requirements brief, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Rental property management software specification: the filled-in template
Properties, owners, tenants, leases, rent: the one page that fully describes a rental management application. Copy it, put in your actual portfolio, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Veterinary practice software specification: the filled-in template
Animals, owners, consultations, vaccinations: the one page that fully describes a veterinary patient-record application. Copy it, put in your actual practice, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Gym management software specification: the filled-in template
Members, memberships, group classes, bookings: the one page that fully describes a gym management application. Copy it, put in your actual studio, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Photographer management software specification: the filled-in template
Clients, sessions, packages, quotes, invoices: the one page that fully describes a photographer management application. Copy it, put in your actual business, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Pet boarding software specification: the filled-in template
Animals, owners, stays, kennels: the one page that fully describes a dog or cat boarding management application. Copy it, put in your actual facility, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Craft brewery software specification: the filled-in template
Batches, recipes, stock per format, clients: the one page that fully describes a craft brewery management application. Copy it, put in your actual production, and it becomes your specification — or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Solar installer software specification: the filled-in template
Projects, paperwork, installations, payments: the one page that fully describes a solar installer's application. Copy it, put in your own steps and statuses, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.
Property management software specification: the filled-in template
Other people's properties, back-to-back stays, cleanings to slot in, owners waiting for their report: the one page that fully describes a property management application. Copy it, put in your properties and your rates, and it becomes your specification, or directly your Blueprint Maker description.