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QM document templates at a glance

A lookup table of the QM document templates in teamspace – from idea through proposal, approval and work instruction to the project gate – and what each one is for.

For QM documentation, teamspace ships with templates for the typical document types. You create a document from one via Actions → New document in the file management and then bring it into the review/approval flow (see Have a document reviewed and approved). This reference explains what each template is for.

ℹ Note (Review). The list of templates comes from the product description on teamspace.de. Which templates are set up in your installation depends on the configuration (System/Templates, see Set up document management). The labels have not yet been checked against the live interface (last_verified: null).

The templates as a lifecycle

Many templates together map out the path of an undertaking – this is how you turn a concept step by step into a project proposal and beyond:

Idea → Proposal → Approval → Status report → Acceptance / Project gate

So you don’t start from scratch every time; instead, you create the next stage from the matching template and carry over the contents of the previous one (background: Understand document management).

The templates

TemplateWhat it is forTypical step in the flow
IdeaFirst sketch of an undertaking or an improvement – still non-binding.Collect & submit
ProposalFormal request to approve or start something.Submit → Review
ApprovalDocumented approval decision on a proposal.Approval (validation)
Status reportInterim status on an undertaking or project.Report
AcceptanceFormal acceptance of a result or deliverable.Closure & validation
Task listStructured list of the items to be completed.Steer implementation
Process descriptionDescription of a flow/process – the heart of the QM documentation.Control → Acknowledgement
Work instructionBinding guidance for a specific activity.Control → Acknowledgement
Project gateDecision point (gate) in the course of a project – continue or stop.Quality-gate decision

How to use a template

  1. In the file management, choose Actions → New document.
  2. Select the matching template; teamspace fills some placeholders automatically from the context.
  3. Fill in the document and – depending on the document type – have it validated or distribute it for acknowledgement.