Docs

Formats & compatibility

Every template ships in a common, editable format that opens in the tools you already use. Here is what you get and how it is built.

Word

.docx

Charters, plans, reports, and policies. Open and edit in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or Pages, with styles and headings already set up.

Excel

.xlsx

Schedules, budgets, trackers, and dashboards. Formulas, RAG status, and Gantt bars calculate automatically from the values you enter.

PowerPoint

.pptx

Steering-committee decks and one-page status summaries, laid out so you can drop in your project and present without redesigning.

PDF

.pdf

Print-ready guides, checklists, and playbooks for when you need a fixed, shareable reference that looks the same everywhere.

How each template is built

Built to a professional standard

Every template follows recognised project-management practice (PMBOK-aligned where it matters), so the structure is credible before you type a word.

Editable, not locked

Nothing is protected or watermarked. Change the wording, add rows, rebrand the header, and make each template genuinely yours.

Works with what you already have

No new software to install and no account to create. If you can open a spreadsheet or a document, you can use these.

Consistent across the set

The same naming, the same colour system, and the same layout logic run through the whole library, so a charter and a status report feel like one system.

Formats at a glance

Word and PDF for documents; Excel for anything with numbers, dates, or calculations; PowerPoint for presenting. The Complete Toolkit and Pro suites versions of the automated spreadsheets.