Invoice
Line items, tax, totals, payment terms. Download a PDF your client will actually pay on time.
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Names, dates, amounts, scope. The form is short on purpose.
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Eight documents, written for the situation you'd actually use them in. Each one is short enough to read in a sitting and complete enough to send without embarrassed follow-up emails.
Finance
Line items, tax, totals, payment terms. Download a PDF your client will actually pay on time.
Use template →Itemised quote with a validity window. Use it when the price is fixed but the scope isn't yet.
Use template →Legal
Freelance or agency agreement covering scope, deliverables, payment schedule, and what happens when things go wrong.
Use template →Mutual or one-way confidentiality agreement. Plain-English clauses, not the 14-page lawyer special.
Use template →Sales
Project pitch with timeline, deliverables, and a price. Built for the buyer who skims on the first pass.
Use template →HR
Hiring managers read these in 30 seconds. This one is structured so the relevant bits land first.
Use template →Business
Topics, time per item, owner, expected outcome. Stops the meeting from running to twice its slot.
Use template →Objectives, scope, stakeholders, milestones. The document you write once and never have to explain again.
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