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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