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Schedules

Item cost, markup, and client price on one schedule

Specify products with images. Share the same document with the client. Export PDF or CSV when you need a file.

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Schedule

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Kitchen Renovation

2

Pendant Lighting

Kitchen

In Review

Counter Stools

Dining

Ordered

Primary Suite

2

Bedside Sconces

Bedroom

Draft

Area Rug

Bedroom

Installed

Planning

2

Confirm tile lead times

high

Tomorrow

AD

Finalize plumbing specs

medium

Thu

MK

In Progress

2

Request quote from vendor

urgent

Today

RF

Send client revision set

high

Fri

JS

Done

2

Approve vanity selection

medium

Completed

AL

Attach install notes

medium

Completed

NG

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Tile Fabric
Linen Weave Upholstery

Linen Weave Upholstery

Loom Studio

Fabric

$89 Trade

Handmade Zellige Tile

Handmade Zellige Tile

Atlas Clay

Tile

$24 / sq ft

White Oak Plank

White Oak Plank

North Grain

Wood

$14 / sq ft

Clients did not hire you to babysit a spreadsheet.

They hired you to design. The specification should live in one place — then feed the invoice, the purchase order, and the client dashboard.

01

Paste a URL

Drop in a product page. We pull what we can. You keep what is true.

02

Your product library

Save it once. Put it on the next schedule without retyping the spec.

03

One live document

Share the schedule. Hide what the client should not see. Stop sending another export.

The whole project, in the schedule

Sections, line items, images, item cost, markup, client price, and where the order stands — in one view.

  • Item cost, markup, shipping, client price
  • Comments stay on the product
  • Export a spec sheet as PDF or CSV
  • Turn a line into a purchase order when you are ready
The whole project, in the schedule

The schedule feeds the rest of the studio

You do not rebuild the job to invoice it, share it, or order it.

  • Build the invoice from schedule lines
  • The client sees what you publish
  • Carrier updates land on the purchase order
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In depth

01 01

Capture

  • Sections for rooms and whatever else the project needs.
  • Add from the library, a URL, the Chrome clipper, or by hand.
  • Custom specs on the line — the details your studio actually uses.
02 02

Price

  • Item cost, markup, and shipping — shipping is never marked up.
  • Firm cost and client price stay visible as you specify.
  • Tax lives on the invoice, where it belongs.
03 03

Approve

  • Comments stay on the item.
  • Clients review in the dashboard and approve on the product.
04 04

Order

  • Once the line is ready, it becomes a purchase order.
  • Quote, order, ship, deliver — on that record, not in a side spreadsheet.
05 05

Share

  • Publish when it is ready. Unpublish when it is not.
  • You decide which columns the client sees.
06 06

Connect

  • The schedule feeds the invoice, the library, and the client dashboard.
  • Need the product from a vendor site? Use the clipper.

Start a schedule.