Industry Edition · I-35
Design briefs, drawing versions, BOQ, vendors, site photos and client approvals.
The Architecture & Interior Design Edition is planned for architecture and interior design firms. It covers design briefs, drawing versions, BOQ, vendor and contractor coordination, site execution photos and client approvals.
Architecture and interior firms move from a brief to many drawing versions, then to procurement and site execution, with the client approving at every stage. The Architecture & Interior Design Edition is designed to keep the whole project on one record.
How the work runs
- Design briefs. Each project starts with a brief: requirements, budget, style references and site details.
- Drawing versions. Design Studio and Documents & Reports hold drawings, mood boards and presentations with version history, so everyone works from the latest approved set.
- Client approvals. Clients review and approve designs, materials and changes. Each approval is recorded with date and version.
- BOQ. A bill of quantities is built from the approved design and becomes the basis for vendor quotes.
- Vendors and contractors. Procurement manages quotations and orders for furniture, finishes and contractors.
- Site execution. Projects tracks execution tasks and milestones. Field Service supports site visits with checklists and photos, so progress is visible to the studio and client.
- Billing. Billing & Invoicing raises fee invoices by stage and records payments.
Digital Employees
An AI Graphic Designer prepares presentation boards and variants from the brand kit. An AI Quote & Proposal Specialist drafts fee proposals. An AI Site Progress Reporter compiles site photos and flags delays. An AI Procurement Manager tracks vendor quotes and orders. They work for designers and project managers under supervision. Design decisions and approvals stay with people.
Compliance
Local building approvals and GST apply. These are pointers to confirm with counsel and local authorities.
Challenges
What this Edition is designed to solve
Version confusion
Teams and contractors build from outdated drawings.
Approvals on chat
Client approvals are scattered across messages.
BOQ to purchase
Quantities are re-entered for every vendor quote.
Site visibility
The studio cannot see daily progress at site.
Apps & modules
What's in the Edition
Industry records & flows
Built around your records
- Design briefs
- Drawing versions
- BOQ
- Vendor and contractor coordination
- Site execution photos
- Client approvals
Workflow
Brief to approved design
- 1
Brief is captured with budget and references
- 2
Concept and drawings are produced
- 3
Client reviews and comments
- 4
Revised version is approved and locked
- 5
BOQ is built from the approved design
Workflow
Execution tracking
- 1
Vendor orders are placed from the BOQ
- 2
Site visits capture photos and checklists
- 3
AI Site Progress Reporter flags delays
- 4
Client sees progress and approves changes
- 5
Stage invoice is raised
Digital Employees
Agents you could rent for this industry
Regulatory pointers
Rules this Edition is designed around
- Local building approval requirements. Verify with counsel.
- GST on design and execution services. Verify with counsel.
These are pointers for review with counsel, not legal advice. Each is verified before the Edition is sold.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Architecture & Interior Design Edition available today?
Not yet. The Architecture & Interior Design Edition is planned for wave W4. Each Industry Edition needs three signed design partners in that industry, a named domain expert and counsel sign-off before it is built.
Can clients approve drawings online?
Yes, that is the design. Clients review and approve versions, and each approval is recorded.
Does it replace CAD tools?
No. CAD and 3D tools stay in place. One3 tracks versions, approvals, BOQ and execution around them.
Build the Architecture & Interior Design Edition with us
Each Edition starts with signed design partners from the industry. Tell us how your business runs.