Start with the role, not a generic grid
The information stays useful because it remains attached to the people, project, and financial context around it.
Give principals, design directors, operations, finance, and business development a relevant view of the same connected studio.
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Role-aware dashboard showing priorities, leads, project health, cash, workload, and alerts. Create five selectable role tabs; use current Workroom UI patterns without inventing unbuilt widgets.
The information stays useful because it remains attached to the people, project, and financial context around it.
The information stays useful because it remains attached to the people, project, and financial context around it.
The information stays useful because it remains attached to the people, project, and financial context around it.
This capability connects with CRM, projects, time, products, billing, and reporting. The final visual should demonstrate how a change propagates instead of presenting the feature as a standalone tool.
A dashboard only works for people who remember to look at it. The week a project goes sideways is exactly the week nobody has time to check, which is when a silent overdue invoice or an unapproved estimate does the most damage.
Recap pushes it instead. Walter writes a short summary from real system activity — hours logged, invoices owing, estimates the client has not acted on, purchase orders that moved — and sends it on your schedule. A separate client version goes out per project, and any project can opt out.
Thirteen events × three channels. A channel’s column switch turns it off everywhere.
We’ll show how this part of Workroom connects to the records your team already uses.