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Create Projects from Templates

This guide explains how to start a new project in Authorium using an existing Project Template. Creating projects from templates ensures a consistent workflow and speeds up project initiation. Projects inherit documents, workflows, and structure from their parent template.

When to Create a Project from a Template​

You should create a new project from a template when you need to:

  • Ensure consistency across projects by using a predefined workflow and structure.
  • Save time by reusing standard documents and configurations.
  • Launch projects that follow the same business rules and approval processes.

To Create a Project from a Template​

  1. From the Dashboard, go to the Projects drop-down from the sidebar.
  2. Select the Project Type.
    Note

    The project type you select determines which document templates will be available in later stages.

    Current project types include:
    – Bill Analysis
    – Direct Contact Request
    – Solicitation
    – Solicitation Request
  3. Click Add Project.
Dashboard view showing the Projects drop-down in the sidebar with the option to add a new project from a template
  1. Enter the Project Name.
    Note
    Give your project the specific name using the nomenclature determined by your organization. For example, Non-IT RFO CMAS: Training Materials
  2. Assign a Project Number according to your internal numbering system.
  3. From the drop-down, select the Project Template you want to use.
    Note

    If you do not see your template, it may still need to be published, or it could belong to a different project type.

  4. Add a Description or Purpose to help team members identify the project quickly.
  5. Optionally, assign a Project Owner (defaults to the user creating the project).
  6. Choose whether you need stage-specific controls on project member permissions.
  7. Click Save to create your project.
Form for creating a new project with fields for project name, number, template selection, description, and project owner

See Also​

To complement your knowledge of this process, check the following pages: