The Deliverables Library is a structured collection of documentation commonly used across the built environment.
Each deliverable represents a professional project document that can be generated using your supporting materials and AI-powered tasks.
How the library is organised
Deliverables are grouped into categories to make them easy to explore and navigate.
These categories reflect different areas of project documentation.
Design
Examples include:
Architectural Concept
Client Requirements
Feasibility Studies
Planning Application
Project Brief
Site Information
Stage Report
Project strategies
Examples include:
Conservation
Cost
Fire Safety
Health and Safety
Inclusive Design
Plan for Use Strategy
Planning
Sustainability Outcomes
Sustainability Strategy
Design support
Examples include:
Cost Exercises
Cost Plan
Project Budget
Process
Examples include:
Design Programme
Procurement Strategy
Project Stakeholders
Responsibility Matrix
Risk Register
Selecting a deliverable
You can browse or search the library to find the documentation you need.
Once selected, a deliverable is added to your project, where you can begin generating content using tasks and supporting documentation.
Each deliverable includes structured task sections to guide how the document is built.
Deliverables within projects
Deliverables are always created within a project.
After adding a deliverable from the library, you can:
Run tasks to generate content
Review and refine outputs
Build the document progressively
This keeps all documentation connected to the correct project workflow.
Using the Deliverables Library
The Deliverables Library allows you to:
Explore available documentation types
Search for specific deliverables
Select relevant documents for your project
Start building documentation using structured tasks
Why it matters
The library helps you start from a structured framework, rather than a blank document, making it easier to produce consistent, professional outputs using your own project materials.