Typically a meeting agenda, a performance scorecard against key metrics, decisions required, and an action log carried forward from previous meetings. The formats on this page cover these building blocks.

Keep one action log with columns for the action, owner, due date, status and the meeting it came from, then review it as a standing agenda item — nothing gets lost between meetings.

A steering committee (SteerCo) report is a concise status pack — progress, risks, decisions needed — used to keep senior stakeholders aligned on a programme. A ready Excel format keeps it consistent every cycle.

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A salary register is a month-wise sheet listing every employee's earnings, allowances, deductions and net pay in one place, giving you a clean payroll record. The free Salary Register on this page gives you that structure ready-made.

Yes — the Salary Register with Calculations version computes gross, deductions and net pay with built-in formulas. You enter the inputs for each employee and the sheet does the maths.

Yes. The allowance and deduction columns are fully editable, so you can rename or add components to match your local salary structure and statutory deductions.

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Use a recruitment tracker with one row per candidate and columns for role, source, interview stage and status. The Recruitment Tracker with Dashboard on this page visualises your hiring pipeline by stage automatically.

An interview scorecard is a structured sheet where every interviewer rates candidates against the same criteria, which keeps hiring decisions consistent and comparable. The advanced version here totals the scores for you automatically.

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All templates work in Microsoft Excel 2016 and later. Simple trackers also open in Google Sheets, while dashboard versions are best used in desktop Excel.

Use a review template with each employee's goals, rating criteria, manager comments and a sign-off section, so every review follows the same structure. The formats on this page give you that starting point.

At minimum: the goals or KPIs being assessed, a consistent rating scale, space for evidence and comments, development actions, and sign-off by employee and manager.

Yes — a goal or KPI tracker lets you record targets at the start of the period and log progress against them, so the year-end review is based on data rather than memory.

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A snag list (or punch list) is a site-inspection sheet recording each defect with its location, trade, severity, responsible party and closure status. The free snag list format on this page is ready to use — the dashboard version also charts open versus closed snags automatically.

Walk the site, log every defect as a numbered row, assign each to the responsible contractor with a target date, then track items to closure. Handover completes when all critical snags show closed.

The simple version is a lightweight tracking sheet you can print or share. The dashboard version adds status formulas and charts, giving you an instant picture of open, in-progress and closed snags.

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