Revise it once. Watch the paperwork keep up.

Amelia, clients like ours rarely change their minds early. The velvet becomes a bouclé once the pieces arrive in the room together — precisely when there is least time to redo paperwork. Here is the moment the platform was built for, worth trying on a live selection while your trial is fresh:

Revise an approved selection

The client swaps a velvet for a bouclé. You change the specification record once.

Linked records update from it

The linked budget line and any draft proposal, purchase order, or invoice tied to that item update from the same record.

Nothing lingers

No old price sitting in a client-facing document, no version to hunt down at approval time.

The payoff compounds well past those five minutes. The hours that went to retyping and reconciling go back on the books as billable ones, margins survive the change, and a client never sees a document that disagrees with itself — which, in my experience, is how a studio's reputation quietly compounds.

And the arithmetic runs further: less admin between decisions means faster overall delivery, and faster delivery is how the dates you promise hold — while the evenings this hands back are often where the next commission comes from.

Budget versus actual stays visible throughout, so you see the commercial effect of the change while there is still time to respond.

Try it on a live selection

Want Andrew to run this one with you on your own project? Book a time with Andrew — twenty minutes, on his calendar.

Warmly,

Heather Sarna

Founder, Net Atelier

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