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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.

Template adapted? See the application it produces