Why is a service or template missing?

Workspace admins control the available service list and shared brief templates. Ask an admin to add or restore the option.

Can the service change after a request is created?

Yes, when the work was categorized incorrectly or its scope changes. Review the brief after changing it because the service can affect matching and the questions the team expects answered.

Does a template prevent people from changing the brief?

No. A template is a reusable starting point. Request owners should remove irrelevant prompts and add the specific audience, constraints, source material, and definition of done.

Services and brief templates

Services

Workspace services shape the choices available when a request is created. Keep the catalog focused on work your team actually requests.

Brief templates

Templates provide a useful starting structure for common request types. They should prompt for the goal, audience, source material, constraints, and definition of done without pre-filling assumptions.

Services shape request creation

The service list controls which kinds of work customers can choose when creating or editing a request. Keep labels understandable to the people writing briefs. An Admin or agency operator can narrow the catalog for a workspace and add a custom label when the standard catalog does not fit.

Service changes can affect matching

A service category helps PIWOT℗ identify the specialist craft involved. A meaningful change from one discipline to another can make a different matched designer more suitable. A small wording change within the same discipline should not force unnecessary rematching.

Build templates around recurring decisions

Goal and intended audience
Required source material and existing assets
Format, channel, dimensions, and technical constraints
Approval owner and target date
Definition of done and known exclusions