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In this article, we will show you how to use Excel to track permits efficiently. Read on to learn more!
You can make a copy of this permit tracking spreadsheet on Excel for free. Simply click on Edit a copy at the top-right corner.
Below we explain how to use our permit tracking spreadsheet for Excel:
Assign a unique identifier for each permit application.
Enter the name of the project associated with the permit.
Specify the type of permit (e.g., Construction, Demolition, Land Use).
The date the permit application was submitted to the relevant authority.
The name of the individual or company that submitted the permit application.
The date when the review process of the application started.
The date when the review process was completed (leave blank if still in review).
Current status of the permit (e.g., In Review, Approved, Denied, Pending Submission).
Any important notes or comments about the permit application or its review process.
Actions to be taken next in the permit process (e.g., Await review feedback, Schedule meeting).
Below are some sample entries:
We hope that this article has helped you and given you a better understanding of how to use Excel for tracking permits efficiently.