From Product Template to New Experiment: Formula Copying from Template Setup to Formula Page

Mark a proven product as a template so anyone can start a new experiment from its formula.
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The problem: starting proven formulas from scratch

Good formulas get reused, but copying them by hand between projects risks errors and loses the link to where they came from.

The team wants to start from a formula that already works. Copying it by hand into a new project risks errors, and once copied, nobody can see where it came from.

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What this demo shows

  1. Check Template for Copying on a proven product.
  2. Pick the template and its experiment.
  3. Choose what to copy.
  4. Open the new experiment in your own project.

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Why it matters

Every copied formula is another version your team has to reconcile. Marking a product as a template and copying from it keeps the link to the source.

Choosing what to copy, including instructions or test samples, gives the new experiment a complete starting point.

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See it with your own data

This video is part of Formulation. To see how it would work with your own formulations and records, request a demo. Our team replies within 30 minutes during business hours.

Read the transcript

Start your next experiment from a product template. In Uncountable, check template for copying on a product and your team can copy its experiments into their own projects. In your project, open the experiments menu and choose experiment from product template. Pick the template, then the experiment that holds the formula you want. Choose what comes with it, such as instructions, notes, or test samples.

The copy opens as a new experiment in your project with the template's ingredients and amounts. Product templates in Uncountable.

FAQs

How do I reuse a proven formula for a new experiment?

Check Template for Copying on the product, then create an experiment from the product template in your own project.

What gets copied from a product template?

The template experiment's ingredients and amounts, plus anything else you choose, such as instructions, notes or test samples.

Can other teams use the template?

Yes. Once marked as a template, your team can copy its experiments into their own projects.