Service templates
If you regularly quote similar scopes (think Bathroom turnkey, Standard living room, Apartment painting), a service template saves you minutes on every new quote. Instead of adding 12 separate services manually, you click once and Bulido loads the whole bundle into a room.
You manage templates from Services → Templates.
Creating a new template
In the Templates tab, click New template. The editor opens with these fields:
- Template name (required). Short and descriptive, e.g. Bathroom turnkey, Standard living room, 2-bedroom paint job.
- Select services. The list of every service in your catalogue, grouped by the Internal works and External works sections and their categories. Tick the ones to include in the template.
Use Search services... to narrow the list and the Only selected toggle to see what you've already picked. Additional services (transport, debris removal, etc.) don't appear in templates. Add them directly in the quote instead.
Click Save template and the template is ready to use in quotes.
Editing an existing template
From the templates list, open the one you want. The editor opens with the fields prefilled. Change the name, add services, remove the ones you don't need. Save with Save template.
Deleting a template
A trash icon appears on a template row when you hover it. Bulido asks for confirmation: "Delete template? This action cannot be undone." After confirmation the template is gone, but existing quotes that used it keep their items. A template drops services into a quote at the moment you apply it; it doesn't link them permanently.
What to put in a template
Practical approach:
- Full scope of a standard service. E.g. Bathroom turnkey covers: demolition, plumbing, tile, fixtures, paint, cleanup.
- Repeat combos. E.g. Standard room: wall paint + ceiling paint + trim + floor cleaning.
- Budget vs premium variants. Multiple variants for the same room (Bathroom basic vs Bathroom premium).
What's next
Last updated May 22, 2026