Financial processes can seem daunting, but with the right tools and strategies in place, they can become an efficient part of your workflow, helping you stay ahead of the curve and focus on the creative side of your business.

In the fast-moving design world, managing finances, invoicing, and project reporting can often feel like a juggling act.

But when done right, these processes don’t just keep your books in order, they’re key to maintaining profitability, client satisfaction, and smooth project execution.

In this session, you’ll learn how to use sales codes in Studio Designer to gain clearer financial insights, improve margin tracking, and make more informed business decisions.

Are you growing your design or construction firm only to hand your profits back to the government?

In this session, we explore the intricacies of managing freight and other costs in a way that ensures streamlined reporting, efficient financial tracking, and smooth client communication.

Whether you’re managing a growing studio or handling individual projects, the tools and strategies discussed here will help you stay organized and maintain a clear financial picture.

In this session, Robert Stone and Julia Nicasha guide design firms through the nuances of handling 1099 forms in Studio Designer, offering practical tips that go far beyond just filling out paperwork.

In this session, Julia walks through how interior design firms and showrooms can better understand job profitability and project management using Studio Designer’s reporting tools.

In this session, Julia walks through how interior design firms and showrooms can better use budget fields and budget reports in Studio Designer to bring more structure and clarity to their projects.

In this session, Julia from New Age Financial Consulting walks interior design firms and showrooms through how items work in Studio Designer, focusing on the full item lifecycle—from entry all the way to invoicing.

If you've ever struggled with tracking client and vendor deposits, managing work in progress (WIP), or reconciling invoices, this discussion will provide the practical steps you need to take control of your project finances.

In this session, Julia from New Age Financial Consulting walks through what interior designers and showrooms need to focus on during tax season, using Studio Designer as the foundation.