Agreed
The accepted scope and price. A proposal total is not money collected.
From agreement to final balance
Carry accepted scope into deposit and milestone invoices, payment records, and final-balance review. Keep the amount agreed, the amount invoiced, and the amount collected distinct.
THREE NUMBERS. THREE DIFFERENT JOBS.
The accepted scope and price. A proposal total is not money collected.
Deposits, milestones, and balances that have actually been issued.
Payments received, with the outstanding amount still visible.
FROM SOURCE TO OUTCOME
One step should carry the context
of the one before it.

Keep the document version and agreed amount linked to the project.
Explore Custom proposals & e-signReview the invoice and recipient before a payment request is issued.
Explore Automations & logicReconcile the final balance alongside the client handover.
Explore DeliverablesMAKE EVERY AMOUNT CLEAR
These are different events. Show what has been paid, what has been issued and what remains a future milestone.
Select a step. See the connection.↗An agreement is not an invoice. A future milestone is not overdue.
Contract value, collected payments and uninvoiced milestones are different figures.
THE CONNECTED BUSINESS / CONTINUE EXPLORING
Capture, design, plan and deliver—with the property and the business in the same conversation.






Bring the images, scope, material choices and price into your own branded proposal, with a clear path to approval and signing.
Explore custom proposals & e-sign
Give each client a branded project page for selected work, decisions and deliverables—not a separate public company website.
Explore client pages
Understand the work across your business. Every choice stays connected to the source, the property and the next step.
Explore business analytics
Start with a phone, drone, 360° camera or an existing plan. Keep the source attached to the property as the work develops.
Explore capture
Bring the drawing and the spatial model together. Review the source, develop the design, and carry decisions into the project.
Explore studio
FROM FIRST IMPRESSION TO FINAL PAYMENT