Paste your website. We read what you do, write a one-page statement, and leave a labelled blank for anything your site does not say. Edit it, then download it as a Word file.
Your business
Your page
Your page appears here once your site is read, or when you pick an example.
How it works
01
Paste your website
We read what it says you do. Or describe your business in a sentence or two.
02
Check what we read
Remove anything that is wrong, add what we missed and choose the states you work in.
03
Fill the blanks and download
Add your ABN, licences, projects and contact. We never fill these in for you. Then download the page as a Word file.
What a statement looks like
Example
A made-up business, to show the layout. Yours uses only what your own site says, and the blanks stay yours to fill.
Northline Fabrication
Capability statement · Example
About usexample
Northline Fabrication designs, fabricates and installs structural steel for industrial and commercial buildings. It works for councils, schools and water businesses in Victoria and southern New South Wales.
Core capabilitiesexample
Structural steel fabrication
Design and construct sheds
On-site installation
CNC cutting and drilling
Maintenance shutdown work
Industries and buyers servedexample
Industrial · Education · Local government · Water
Where we workyour choice
Victoria, New South Wales
ABNadd yours
Add your ABN
Licences and insuranceadd yours
Add your licences and the cover you hold
Certificationsadd yours
Add your quality, safety or industry certifications
Recent projectsadd yours
Add a project: name, buyer, year
Contactadd yours
Add a name, phone and email
Questions
What is a capability statement?
A one-page summary of what your business does, who it works for and what it holds, such as licences and insurance. Buyers and head contractors often ask for one.
Where do the facts come from?
Only from your website or the description you type. A site often does not state an ABN, licences or projects, so those are blanks for you to fill.
Does it cost anything?
No. Downloading the Word file needs an account, and signing up needs no card.