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Software for Interior Design & Architecture Firms

Software built around how a design firm actually tracks a project, not a generic CRM

A client's budget that drifts because estimated, ordered and billed amounts live in three different places, vendor coordination scattered across calls and WhatsApp, and milestone payments tracked by memory. Most interior design and architecture firms lose margin to budget drift, not to a lack of clients.

Every project tracked with its own budget and vendors Estimated vs actual spend visible per line item Milestone-based billing built in You own the system outright

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Verma Residence, 3BHKInteriors, site at Whitefield
Estimated budgetRs 14.2L
Amount orderedRs 11.6L
Amount billedRs 8.3L

Room wise budget

Living and diningRs 3.2L of Rs 3.8L
Master bedroomRs 2.1L of Rs 2.6L
Modular kitchenRs 4.4L of Rs 4.1L
Study and balconyRs 0.6L of Rs 1.7L

Vendor orders

Modular kitchenL shape layout, quartz counter
Delivered
Electrical and lightingFalse ceiling, cove lighting
Order placed
FlooringItalian marble, living area
Site measurement
Paint and finishingTextured accent wall, study
Awaiting approval
What this actually means

What a connected system means for a interior design & architecture firms business

A connected design firm system means every project's budget, vendors, and client communication live in one record, with estimated, ordered, and billed amounts tracked separately so budget drift shows up early instead of at handover.

Site visits, vendor coordination, and milestone billing are all tracked against the same project, so a design firm can see exactly where a project stands financially and operationally without reconstructing it from separate spreadsheets and chat threads.

Where it actually shows up

Signs your interior design & architecture firms business has outgrown manual tools

Budget tracking lives across three different numbers

Estimated, ordered, and actually billed amounts aren't tracked separately, so budget drift isn't visible until a project is already over.

Vendor coordination happens over scattered calls and chat

Material orders, vendor payments, and delivery timelines are tracked informally, making it hard to know what's actually been ordered versus just discussed.

Milestone payments are tracked by memory

Client payments tied to project stages aren't tracked systematically, so knowing what's been invoiced versus what's still due becomes a manual guessing game.

Each project lives across disconnected tools

Mood boards, budgets, vendor lists, and client communication for one project are spread across separate apps and threads, with nothing tying them together.

Is this right for you

Where a custom system makes sense, and where a template is fine

This isn't the right choice for every interior design & architecture firms business at every stage. We'll tell you honestly which one you are before we start building anything.

It's probably right for you

  • You're running more than a couple of active projects and budgets live in disconnected spreadsheets
  • Vendor orders and payments aren't tracked against the same project record as the client's budget
  • Milestone billing isn't tracked systematically, so what's invoiced versus due is a manual guess
  • You want estimated, ordered, and billed amounts tracked separately so budget drift shows up early

A template is probably fine, for now

  • You're handling a small number of projects a year and current tracking is still manageable
  • You're not yet sure project volume will stay steady enough to justify a dedicated system
  • You're comfortable coordinating vendors over calls and WhatsApp and don't need a formal budget record
  • You need something running this week and can revisit a custom build once project volume grows
How we build it

How we build this for your interior design & architecture firms business

From operations audit to launch, this is exactly how we take you from manual tools to a connected system.

01

Operations audit

We map how projects, budgets and vendors actually move today, so the build fits how your studio actually runs a project, not a generic CRM.

02

Pick where to start

You choose where to start, budget tracking, vendor coordination, or milestone billing, matched to where margin is currently slipping.

03

Build & connect

We build the chosen system and connect client communication, vendor records, and billing to how your studio actually runs a project end to end.

04

Launch & handover

Full source code, documentation and account access handed over on payment. You're never locked into us to keep projects running.

Why a connected system

Connected system vs. the tools you're using today

With a connected system

Built around your business

  • Budget trackingEstimated, ordered and billed tracked separately
  • Vendor coordinationOrders and payments tracked against the project
  • Milestone billingTracked against project stages automatically
  • Project recordsBudget, vendors and client in one place
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Right now

Disconnected manual tools

  • Budget trackingOne blended number, drift hidden until too late
  • Vendor coordinationScattered across calls and chat
  • Milestone billingTracked by memory, invoiced late
  • Project recordsSpread across separate tools
What we'd actually build

The solutions behind this

Booking & Appointment Scheduling

Real-time availability, reminders and rescheduling, without a phone call in the middle.

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Custom CRM & Business Dashboard

Every customer, deal and metric your team needs in one system built around your process.

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Custom Invoicing & Billing Software

GST compliant invoicing and billing built around how your business actually gets paid.

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WhatsApp Business Automation

Bookings, reminders and support handled automatically on the app your customers already use.

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Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

Can it track estimated, ordered, and billed amounts separately for a project?

Yes, each stage of spend is tracked separately rather than as one blended budget figure, so variance between what was planned and what's actually been spent is visible at the line-item level, not discovered at handover.

Can it track vendor orders and payments against a specific project?

Yes, vendor orders, delivery timelines, and payments are tracked against the project they belong to, so coordination doesn't depend on scattered calls and chat threads.

Does it handle milestone-based billing tied to project stages?

Yes, billing can be split across project milestones, with each stage's invoice and payment status tracked against the project, instead of a manual guess at what's been paid.

Can it manage more than one active project at a time?

Yes, each project has its own budget, vendor list, and client communication, so running several projects in parallel doesn't mean losing track of which detail belongs to which client.

Not sure where to start? Tell us how your interior design & architecture firms business runs today, we'll tell you honestly which piece is worth building first.

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