Free procurement resources

Practical templates for better procurement decisions

Download five editable tools for strategic sourcing, supplier management, savings reporting, negotiation planning, and supplier due diligence. Each template is designed to be useful immediately and easy to adapt to your organisation.

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Start with the tool that matches your current procurement challenge.

XLSX

Supplier Performance Scorecard

Compare suppliers using weighted KPIs, performance ratings, and a built-in scoring model. Includes an instructions sheet and KPI definitions.

Supplier management · Performance review
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XLSX

Procurement Savings Tracker

Track sourcing initiatives, validated savings, pipeline value, project status, and owners in one formula-driven workbook with a dashboard.

Savings · Value reporting
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DOCX

Request for Proposal (RFP) Template

Run a consistent sourcing event with structured sections for business context, scope, supplier requirements, commercial responses, evaluation, and timelines.

Strategic sourcing · Competitive tender
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DOCX

Procurement Negotiation Plan

Prepare targets, walk-away positions, BATNA, leverage, concessions, stakeholders, and the meeting plan before entering a supplier negotiation.

Negotiation · Commercial strategy
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DOCX

Supplier Due Diligence Checklist

Review legal, financial, operational, cyber, ethics, ESG, sanctions, and business-continuity risks before onboarding or renewing a supplier.

Risk management · Supplier onboarding
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How to use the templates

1. DownloadChoose one file above or download the full pack.
2. CustomiseReplace the example fields, weights, owners, and approval rules with your organisation’s requirements.
3. Apply and improveUse the template in a live procurement project, then refine it using feedback from stakeholders and suppliers.

These templates are practical starting points, not legal, financial, or regulatory advice. Review them against your organisation’s policies and local requirements before use.