Proposal and Contract Template

This is a template available with a business software named Uniform Invoice software.

Uniform Invoice Software connects your Excel-format invoice template with backend database. It offers managing customers, products, invoices and payments, etc. This program is available in three different forms. These include Uniform Invoice Software Personal, Uniform Invoice Software Net and Uniform Invoice Software Enterprise. Most invoice templates available on the developer site are offered in two formats. One of these is in free format and has no buttons on it. The second version has buttons like "Customers", "Products", and "Invoices". The buttons will work only when Uniform Invoice Software is installed. While this program is a shareware and can be used free during the trial period, you need to pay a license fee when you decide to keep it after trial. This tool uses Excel based invoice templates as a front-end and database as the back end.

Proposal and contract template is one such template that helps create proposals to customers and contracts boilerplate. The backend database stores data like customers, products, invoices and payments, etc. The program connects the templates with the data. It retrieves the appropriate data and fills the templates to create a proper business document. There is a whole lot these templates available at the developer site. The contract and proposal template is based on the default format. The default and the specific proposal and contract template have entirely different formats. The default invoice template comes with five columns. However, the proposal and contract format template has just one. The sixteen lines on the invoice body however, is designed to let you enter the detailed proposal for a specific job. This is a good and handy tool.

The contract and proposal template is created based on the default invoice template shipped with Uniform Invoice Software, yet the two templates have very different form layout. The default invoice template includes 5 columns, this proposal and contract template has only one. There are 16 lines on the invoice body, where you can enter the details of the building service you offer.
If you think this template meets your business requirements closely, here are the customizations that should be done before you can create your first contract, proposal or invoice using this template. First, you should unprotect the Invoice worksheet if it is protected. And then, enter your company name on the top of the form to replace the default 'Construction Company Name' label. Next, review the other text labels on the form and fill in the details about your business, such as license number, your contact information, office and cell phone number etc. Lastly, there are also fields you should review and change on the bottom of form, which are identified by the placeholder text "your text here").
The template is designed to be printable on standard A4 paper. The options can be set on Excel Page Setup dialog box, including margins, scaling, paper size, print quality, page header and footer. Note that if you change paper orientation or paper size, you should adjust the size and location of cells too.