New Project Form

Sales Rep

Select the name of the individual responsible for the sale of the job

Pipedrive URL

The full URL to the project in Pipedrive. The URL should look like https://app.pipedrive.com/deal/view/XXX.

Project Name

The name of the project. Not necessarily the official title of the project as many times the title is not decided at this point. It is helpful to include the location of the project here, for example, "Concord, MA" would be a good project name.

Client Name

The business name of the client. Not the individual we are working with.

Client Type

Select one of the client type options.

Risk

Who is taking the risk on the project?

Estimated Quantity

This is important for the purpose of scheduling at press, so it needs to be more than a guess. Use the proposal spreadsheet as a starting point but be sure to feel out the client to gauge how many copies they are likely to order.

Contingent on Outcome

If the project is only a go if a certain event happens, like a team winning a championship, indicate as such here.

Contingency Details

If "yes" was selected for "Contingent on Outcome," what are the details of the contingency? What must happen for the book to be a go?

Client Ready for Basecamp

Has the client been informed we use a project management system called Basecamp? Is the client also aware the project coordinator, Chris, will be in touch to get everything setup in Basecamp? If so, answer "yes" and project setup will begin as soon as possible. If not, project setup will wait until the client is made aware of Basecamp.

Rush Setup

Assuming the client is ready for Basecamp (previous field), we try to get a new project setup within 48 hours or so. If the project requires a setup quicker than that, please select "yes" for rush setup.

Specs Form

Project

This project field should pre-fill with the correct project. If not, please select the project for which you are filling out this form.

Trim Size (width x height)

Select from one of our standard trim sizes (width first, then height). The trim size is the dimensions of the page, not the dimensions of the cover.

Primary Page Stock

What kind of paper is to be used for the inside pages? Details on each:

Number of Pages on Coated Stock

How many pages should print on coated stock? This number plus the number of pages to print on uncoated stock (next field) equals the total number of pages. 0 is a valid number for this field.

Number of Pages on Uncoated Stock

How many pages should print on uncoated stock? This number plus the number of pages to print on coated stock (previous field) equals the total number of pages. 0 is a valid number for this field.

Total Page Count

The sum of Number of Pages on Coated Stock + Number of Pages on Uncoated Stock (previous two fields).

Number of 16-Page Color Signatures

How many 16-page signatures should run color? These pages are accounted for within the total page count, not in addition to the total page count.

Color Pages

The number of pages that will print color based on the number of 16-page color signatures entered in the previous field.

Binding

How should this project be bound? Details on each option:

Cover Style

What cover style is needed for this project? Details on each option:

Cover Weight

What stock weight should be used for the cover? Details on each option:

Cover Finish

Should the cover be gloss or matte finish?

Endsheet Printing

Is endsheet printing required?

Shrink Wrap

Is shrink-wrapping each book/calendar required?

DVD/CD Insertion

Are DVDs or CDs to be inserted at press?

Quantity of DVDs in Addition to Insertion Run

How many DVDs or CDs need to run beyond the run of the base project? In other words, if we are printing 1,000 books and inserting DVDs, 1,000 DVDs will be produced by default. How many extra are needed (if any)?

Marketing Plan Form

Content Form