One platform. Every seat in the studio.
A design firm isn't one job. It's four or five, sharing one set of facts. Workroom gives each role the view it needs, on top of the same single source of truth.
Principals & Owners
Margin, pipeline, and problem projects: visible without asking. Run the firm like a business, not a guess.
Explore →Design Directors
Every project, deadline, and designer workload on one screen, with approvals moving instead of stalling.
Explore →Purchasing & Procurement
The whole order book, every vendor, every ship date: one screen with flags that find you first.
Explore →Finance & Bookkeeping
Clean books from a two-way QuickBooks sync. Review the numbers instead of re-keying them.
Explore →Built for your kind of project
Full-Service Residential
The whole job (design, sourcing, procurement, and money) in one record.
Explore →Design–Build
Design margin and build margin as one number, not two systems.
Explore →Spec & Production Builders
One finish package across every lot, filterable by vendor.
Explore →Multi-Family & Build-to-Rent
Unit types at volume, delivered in stages, tracked to the dollar.
Explore →Commercial & Contract
Schedules that survive a bid and a GC, from spec to install.
Explore →See how Workroom compares
Honest, specific comparisons, including where the other tools are strong.
vs. Studio Designer
Modern vs. legacy: faster to learn, with QuickBooks sync included instead of extra.
Compare →vs. Houzz Pro
Software vs. a marketplace: pure studio operations with no lead-gen agenda.
Compare →vs. Design Manager
Built for now vs. built for then: the same financial depth without the training tax.
Compare →vs. Gather
Full studio OS vs. sourcing-only: what happens after you find the product.
Compare →vs. Spreadsheets & email
What actually changes when you graduate from the system you built yourself.
Compare →vs. Programa
Spec-and-schedule software vs. the full studio OS: selections plus the money side in one place.
Compare →vs. Materio
Beautiful spec sheets vs. spec sheets tied to purchase orders, budgets, and books.
Compare →vs. Alcove
Sourcing and specs vs. sourcing that carries through to POs, invoicing, and profit.
Compare →vs. DesignSpec
Specification tooling vs. specification connected to procurement and project financials.
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