Questions, answered

Click Get started, then use Proto to configure PM for Interior Design for your business. Pilot one client project, one work package and a room revision with supporting evidence and a named Reviewer.

It is an owned unit of design work linked to a client project. It carries a due date, budgeted hours, revision and delivery status.

Yes. Task lines record planned and actual hours, due dates and completion dates. Operations Overview compares hours by project.

A room approval carries the room, revision, mood board revision, status, decision date and approved budget when applicable. Keep supporting files with the parent work package.

Use a Reviewer separate from the person who prepared the work. Record the decision and reason against the current revision.

Attachments can be marked Internal or Shared. Agree the intended audience before marking a file shared.

Preserve the original package and completed task history. Prepare a successor revision for unaccepted work and have the Reviewer decide it.

Operations Overview shows overdue task load by owner. Open the task and its parent package to decide the next action.

The room approval holds a design decision and approved budget. Connect your purchasing process for vendor orders.

Start with organization and user identities, then projects, packages and their child records. Preserve record numbers, revisions and decision keys during import.