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About Interior Design Project Management Software
The workspace an interior design studio runs every project from. It starts with the client brief — rooms, style, budget and timeline — and gives each project one home that the whole team and the client can open from any phone. Share mood boards, layout plans and 3D renders room by room; the client comments and signs off each one with a typed-name e-signature, and every revision is kept so you can always see how a design evolved. Build the bill of quantities line by line — furniture, woodwork, flooring, electrical, lighting — and watch a live bar show exactly how much of the budget is committed, so nothing creeps up unnoticed. Keep a vendor catalogue and raise purchase orders whose totals add themselves up, and track each one from issued to delivered. Break the job into the familiar phases — Design, Demolition, Civil, Electrical, Carpentry, Paint, Installation, Handover — on a simple timeline of planned versus actual dates, and ask the client to approve each phase from their portal. Link a payment schedule to those milestones so tranches fall due at the right moment, record collections as they come in, and always know what is still outstanding. On site, your supervisor posts a daily update with photos and labour count, and the client follows the work as it happens. Fully hosted and carrying your own studio name, logo and colours on every screen — nothing to install or maintain.
