This paper aims to create a model template systematically designed to manage, collate, and transform a plethora of raw asphalt concrete mix design data into a format conducive to simulated modeling. Using a Virtual Lab for simulation modeling is becoming popular in construction and requires data. Also, the gathered raw data in different forms becomes inputted into a well-developed format and framework for ease of usage. The paper achieved its goals by examining relevant literature to identify templates, criteria, principles, and standards for asphalt concrete mix design. Subsequently, it created a template with detailed attention to spreadsheet design and integrating essential parameters and criteria. The text then emphasized simplicity through comprehensive documentation and automating values within each table box using defined criteria. The paper also rigorously verified the template by inputting random asphalt data into the model template to validate the model's accuracy. Results show that the model template can manage physical test data from over a thousand past asphalt mix designs. Outcomes also show that rearranging data in the model produced analogous outputs. Findings from this study may serve as a baseline for those who intend to manage the data collected for asphalt mix design modeling.