Project templates written by someone
who actually ran the programs.
Every dashboard, plan and register here came out of real delivery work — defence programs, commercial projects, and the reporting that governs them. Not stock templates bought in and resold. Built, used, and corrected in the field over more than twenty years.
We build the documents and dashboards that run projects and businesses: plans, registers, reports, policies and live Excel dashboards. You download the file and it works — no login, no subscription, no macros to enable.
Because most teams rebuild the same spreadsheet every year, badly, at eleven at night. The thinking has already been done. Buying it back for the price of a lunch is the cheapest hour a business will ever save.
Each template is structured against the frameworks the work is actually governed by, then stripped of jargon so a small business can use it without a certification. Formulas sit in the cells where you can read them, not hidden in code.
At the start, to set the rules. During delivery, to see the truth early. At the end, to close out and capture what happened. Most customers start with one and come back for the next stage.
Templates are aligned to the structure and terminology of the frameworks below so they survive audit and governance review. They are independent products, not certified by or affiliated with any framework owner.
Business case, PID, work packages, logs, reports and management approaches, in the expected structure.
The ten knowledge areas as editable plans: scope, time, cost, quality, risk, procurement and the rest.
Written for programs that face assurance gates, obsolescence, supportability and stage reviews.
The same discipline, in plain language, for a business with no PMO and no time for one.
Clean tables and named columns, so the workbook opens in any version of Excel and keeps working forever.
Registers are laid out as flat data tables with consistent headers, so you can point Power BI straight at them without reshaping.
Documents and registers are structured to be hosted, versioned and shared from SharePoint rather than emailed around.
Templates are reviewed and reissued as the frameworks and the practice move. When a file you have bought is updated, the improved version is yours — you are buying the template, not renting access to it.
A template only helps if you know what it is for. The courses explain the reasoning behind the documents — earned value, agile delivery, project management — in plain language, written by the same person who built the templates.
See the coursesTell me what the job is and I will build it — a template shaped to your fields, your categories and your branding, or something that does not exist in the catalogue yet. You get a description of what it would involve and what it would cost before any money changes hands.