Templates

Importing & Community Templates

Start from an existing Word document or copy a community template — faster than building from scratch.

Importing from Word

If you already have a report template in Word, you can import it directly into Scrippio and convert it into an editable template with AI blocks.

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Click Import from Word

Go to Templates and click Import from Word. Select a .docx file from your computer.

Templates page with the Import from Word button highlighted
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Review the imported content

The document content is extracted and loaded into the editor, preserving headings, lists, and tables. Review the imported structure and clean up any formatting you don't need.

Template editor showing imported Word document content with headings and sections preserved
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Add AI blocks

Replace the sections you want generated with AI blocks. SelectAI Block, then write a prompt for each section. Leave static sections (letterhead, disclaimers) as plain text.

Imported template with some sections replaced by AI blocks
Tip: Import gives you the structure instantly — the main work is deciding which sections to turn into AI blocks and writing prompts for them.

Community templates

Scrippio ships with community templates for common report types — NDIS progress reports, WorkCover capacity statements, functional capacity evaluations, and more. These are ready to use out of the box and fully customisable once copied to your library.

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Browse community templates

Go to Templates and open the Community tab. Browse by discipline or scheme to find a template that matches your report type.

Community templates tab showing available templates organised by discipline and scheme
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Copy to your library

Click Use Template on any template. It's added to your library as your own copy — you can customise it freely without affecting the community version.

Community template card with Use Template button highlighted

Next steps

Creating a Template

Build a template from scratch with AI blocks and static content.

AI Generation

Learn how the AI uses your prompts and client notes to fill each block.