An Introduction to Blueprint 2000
Blueprint 2000 is designed to harness the latest that information technology has to offer, and put the Company Secretary's department firmly in control of their data.
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At the heart of Blueprint 2000 Company Secretary is a fast, powerful database, storing and protecting the information for your organisation.
Due to Blueprint's unique relationship with The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators, other relevant regulatory bodies and the input of users, the latest company secretarial packageis designed to meet the needs of today’s company secretary. As secretarial software should offer more than just statutory form production, Blueprint 2000is designed to work seamlessly with your word processor and e-mail system to provide a complete workflow solution.
Add its extensive diary facilities, on-screen editing for documentation, user-definable screens and fields, and you should find that Blueprint 2000 is the next generation of company secretarial software.
Automatic document generation
System maintains a comprehensive range of registers
Step by step transaction Wizards
All transactions can be performed as 'pending'
Compliance diary and statutory work diary
Also able to work with Microsoft SQL Server
Course details
- Overview of Blueprint 2000
- What is Blueprint 2000?
- How to Log in
- The Welcome Screen
- Navigating around Blueprint 2000
- Company Details
- Adding a new company into the system
- Entering basic Statutory information e.g. Company name, Registration Number, Company Addresses
- Appointing
- Entering Appointment history
- Appointing, e.g. Directors, Secretary, CEO, etc
- Share Classes
- Setting up a new share class
- Shareholder information
- Allotting shares to shareholders
- Transferring shares
- Pending
- Saving a pending event
How to change information on a pending event
- Saving a pending event
- Mortgages and Charges
- Adding a new Mortgage and Charge to a Company
- Sealings
- Adding a new Seal for a company
- Compliance
- Entering the Annual Return, Accounts and AGM dates
- Running the Compliance Diary to check for due and overdue Accounts, Annual Returns and AGM’s
- Document and Form Production
- How to produce Annual Returns / Annual Reports
- How to produce Company Registers
- How to run a Company Profile
- Using Form-Fill
- Individuals
- Viewing an Individual
- Other Entities
- What are Other Entities?
Who should attend?
- Anyone needing to know how to use Blueprint 2000.
Location: the ICSA at 16 Park Crescent