What DeliveryDeskCo is
DeliveryDeskCo publishes editable Excel and PowerPoint templates for IT project managers, programme managers and PMO teams. Every template is one of the artefacts a delivery programme actually produces — a RAID log, a cutover runbook, a steering committee pack, a portfolio dashboard — built by a working IT programme manager rather than adapted from a generic business template. They are sold as instant downloads through Etsy, with nothing locked and no subscription.
Most useful templates
If you are starting a programme or facing a go-live, these three cover the most ground.
RAID Log & Program Governance Pack (Excel + Google Sheets)
€27,00€32,67 incl. VATRAID log with auto health dashboard, SteerCo status and milestone tracker.
Excel · instant download
Cutover Runbook & Hypercare Pack (Excel)
€39,00€47,19 incl. VATCutover runsheet, go/no-go, rollback, comms — plus hypercare exit criteria and steady-state handover.
Excel · instant download
IT Project Management Template Bundle (PowerPoint)
€69,00€83,49 incl. VATFour consultancy-grade decks: status, steering committee, go-live and vendor. English and Dutch.
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Bundles & toolkits
Bundles pair the templates that get used together on the same programme, at a lower price than buying them separately.
2 templates →Governance & reporting
RAID logs, risk registers, status reports, steering committee decks and stakeholder trackers — the artefacts a programme is judged on.
7 templates →Go-live & cutover
Cutover runbooks, go/no-go checklists, rollback plans, migration and UAT trackers, and hypercare — for the weekend everything moves.
7 templates →Portfolio & planning
Portfolio dashboards, roadmaps, plans, milestone trackers, resource capacity and sprint planning.
6 templates →Budget & vendors
Cost lines, SOW registers, invoice tracking, vendor scorecards and business cases.
4 templates →Start, change & close
Charters, kickoff packs, change request logs, closure reports and recovery kits — the beginning and the end of the lifecycle.
5 templates →What programme managers say
“This has become my go-to daily resource. It's streamlined my planning process and noticeably improved the quality of my project documentation.”
Khaled — IT Project Manager“This is now the standard for my team — no more building trackers from scratch. I'm using it across 3 projects.”
NobleEvents — Etsy buyer“Saved me a full day before my steering committee meeting. Fully editable, no locked cells — professional enough to present to senior management without changes.”
Verified Etsy buyer, Programme ManagerRated 4.8/5 on Etsy, from real buyers — see all reviews on the shop page.
Guides
Each guide explains one artefact in full — enough that you could build your own from scratch. They include the parts that go wrong: the point of no return nobody dates, the RAID log everyone abandons in week six, the hypercare period that never formally ends.
Cutover Plan: The Seven Sections, and the Five Things Teams Forget
What a cutover plan contains: timeline, go/no-go criteria, rollback, contacts, comms, freeze and post-cutover verification — plus the f…
Read the guide →RAID Log: What Goes In It and Which Columns Actually Get Used
What a RAID log is, what belongs in it — risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies — the eleven columns worth having, and why most RA…
Read the guide →Go-Live Checklist: What to Confirm Before You Release
A go-live checklist covering technical, data, business, operational and governance readiness, plus go/no-go criteria and the checks tea…
Read the guide →Hypercare After Go-Live: Scope, Duration and Exit Criteria
What hypercare is, how long it should last, who staffs it, and the exit criteria that stop it running forever. A practical guide for IT…
Read the guide →Steering Committee Report: One Page That Gets a Decision
What belongs in a steering committee report — status, decisions required, risks, financials and dependencies — and how to structure it …
Read the guide →Programme Governance: The Structure That Actually Works
How to design programme governance: which boards, which decision rights, what reporting cadence, and how to avoid governance that consu…
Read the guide →Who makes these
DeliveryDeskCo is run by a working IT programme manager. The templates are the ones actually used on live delivery programmes, cleaned up and made reusable — which is why they contain the fields that get used and leave out the ones that do not.
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