Execution

ITR templates

Template Builder

Design reusable ITR-style templates with structure, procedure steps, witness blocks, and print-ready sign-off.

Template Builder is the desktop editor for the paper a completions pack still has to produce. Author a document template with an ITR header, repeating header and footer, an embedded steps table, and signature sections — auto, auto with witness, or a manual list.

Steps themselves are defined on the procedure. The template references them at print time, with bindings to activity, tag, and procedure fields. Drafts save locally; publish writes a document revision. Print is browser HTML, not a closed PDF/A legal-signature product.

Build the form the pack will print

Insert the ITR header, drop in the steps block, choose whether witness lines appear, and preview against a real activity. The field team still executes in the app; this is the page you hand to the owner when they want the ITR on paper.

Template Builder — ITR header, steps, and signatures.

What it does

  • Lexical editor with toolbar, slash commands, and a context panel
  • ITR header preset for the usual title-block style form head
  • Embedded procedure steps table, with or without witness points
  • Signature section: auto, auto with witness, or manual signatories
  • Repeating header and footer on printed pages
  • Bindings to activity, tag, and procedure fields
  • Print preview bound to a selected procedure and activity, including completed step state
  • Draft save on the machine; publish creates a document revision
  • Requires define-project permission — desktop only
  • Images, tables, checklists, QR codes, and page breaks in the body

Highlights

  • Template-based captures reduce one-off form rebuilds
  • Steps and evidence sit on the procedure the field team actually runs
  • Print output is consistent across projects that share a template
  • Not a scanned-PDF editor and not a qualified e-sign product

Demo

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