Template Library
The Template Library provides a collection of built-in database templates designed for common applications and business domains.
Instead of creating every database schema from scratch, you can start with a professionally structured template and customize it to match your project’s requirements.
Templates help reduce repetitive work while providing a solid foundation for database design.
Before you begin
Before using a template, ensure that you have:
- Created a Workspace
- Created a Project
- Permission to create a Database Schema
[!NOTE] Templates are starting points. You can modify every part of the imported database schema after it has been added to your project.
Browse templates
The Template Library contains a variety of built-in database templates.
Examples may include:
- E-Commerce
- Inventory Management
- Hospital Management
- School Management
- Human Resources
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
- Library Management
Available templates may change as new templates are added to Qubase.
Template information
Each template may include:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Template name |
| Category | Business domain |
| Description | Overview of the template |
| Tables | Number of database tables |
| Relationships | Included relationships |
| Preview | Database structure overview |
Use a template
To use a template:
- Open your Project.
- Navigate to Template Library.
- Browse the available templates.
- Select a template.
- Review the template details.
- Import the template into your project.
The imported template becomes a regular Database Schema that can be edited freely.
Benefits
Using templates helps you:
- Start projects faster
- Reduce repetitive database design
- Learn common database structures
- Improve design consistency
- Accelerate development
Best practices
- Select the template closest to your business requirements.
- Review the imported structure before making changes.
- Customize the template to fit your application.
- Validate the database schema after editing.
[!TIP] Templates are intended to save time, not limit flexibility. Modify the imported schema to match your project’s needs.