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Built by a designer, for the project that made you look.

Maybe you started this trial right after a client changed a selection, and the budget, draft proposal, and purchase order all needed the same manual correction. That is the exact job this platform was built for.

Start with the project that made you look.

It is the right one to start with. Here is the whole ask. Give it ten minutes and use one project you know well. Bring in one live selection list and its budget.

Then revise an approved selection once and watch what follows. The linked budget line, and any draft proposal, purchase order, or invoice tied to that item, update from the same record.

Change made once. Every record current.

Import your first project

Revise an approved selection once. The linked documents follow.

Amelia, a client swaps a velvet for a bouclé after the budget is out. You know the cost of that phone call. The budget line, draft proposal, purchase order, and invoice are all now wrong in different places.

In Net Atelier, you change the specification record once. The linked budget, affected draft proposal, draft purchase order, and draft invoice update from the same record.

No version to hunt down at approval time. No client-facing document disagrees with itself. The hours that went to retyping and reconciling go back on the books as billable ones.

Try a revision on live data.

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

See the commercial effect of every selection, live.

Amelia, the budget that quietly drifts is the dangerous one. It is not one big overrun. It is a fabric here and a freight charge there, each defensible on its own and visible only when the quarter is already spent.

Net Atelier gives you an at-a-glance project financial view and real-time budget-versus-actual tracking. Every selection you approve shows its effect on the budget while the decision can still change.

That is the difference between adjusting a design and apologizing for a number. It is how margins survive a demanding project.

Open your project financial view

One week in. What is working, and what is not.

Amelia, the honest question at this point is not whether you have explored everything. It is whether the evening catch-up has gotten shorter.

If something is holding the workflow up, perhaps a project that will not import cleanly or a specification that will not behave, reply to this note. A real person reads it, and the fix is usually one setup step.

If you would rather talk it through, Andrew runs onboarding for new studios. Twenty minutes with him on your own project usually settles it.

book a time with Andrew

Twenty minutes, on his calendar.

One connected record behind every document you create.

Amelia, by now you have a project in, which means something quiet has changed. Every document you create draws from the same record.

Selections flow into budgets, budgets into proposals, and proposals into purchase orders and invoices.

For exacting clients, that means the proposal matches the budget and the invoice without an afternoon spent checking them against each other.

When the next project starts, your product library and vendor details carry across, so setup is faster the second time than it was the first.

Set up your next real project

Either way, everything you built stays yours. It is exportable any time.

Amelia, whatever you decide, two things first. Everything you have built stays exactly as it is, and you can export project data to Excel at any time. Nothing is held hostage.

What a subscription continues is the absence of a problem. A client changes a selection, and the linked budget, draft proposal, purchase order, and draft invoice follow from that one change.

Your evening does not turn into reconciliation. Less time lost to chasing paperwork means work gets delivered early, and projects stay ahead of schedule instead of ending in a panic rush.

And the hours you get back are not just admin time. They are the hours that let a studio take the next commission without the evenings paying for it.

$49 per month for one user. Each additional user is $9 per month.

A four-person studio pays $76 per month.

Keep your workspace.

Undecided? Reply with what felt missing, or bring the project that matters most to Andrew. He runs onboarding for new studios and can show you exactly what changes on it.

book a time with Andrew

Twenty minutes, on his calendar.

Your projects, specifications, and budgets are intact and exportable.

Amelia, every project, specification, and budget you entered is yours to keep, and a full export of your project data to Excel is one click at any time.

If the workflow has earned its place, continuing keeps one connected record behind every document you create.

Changes are made once, everything stays in sync, and projects are delivered ahead of schedule without the late-night paperwork.

$49 per month for one user. Each additional user is $9 per month.

Keep your workspace

Import a board you already have, or capture a product you are already quoting.

Amelia, the first days of a project usually go to setup. They go to rebuilding the concept board, re-entering products, and re-keying prices into a budget. Net Atelier takes that work in two moves.

Import the board you already have.

A board you already built in PowerPoint or Canva comes in as it is, in about 30 seconds. The concept arrives as a working board with products attached, not a blank page.

Capture products straight from supplier pages.

Use the AI Product Picker web browser extension to view a product or material on a webpage and bring it into Net Atelier in a structured way.

The product card populates with the available details, including cost, color, and other listed information. The image comes in with it ready for the concept board.

The workflow is designed to let a studio import a board and produce a proposal the same day. Half an hour, one real project, and you will know whether this earns its place.

Import a board or capture a product

A demonstration of the change-once workflow, and how to see it live.

Amelia, a selection changes after approval. A velvet becomes a bouclé. In the old way, that is an evening. You fix the budget, draft proposal, and purchase order, then hope the invoice has not already gone out.

In Net Atelier, you change the specification record once. The linked budget, affected draft proposal, draft purchase order, and draft invoice update from the same record. Nothing lingers for a weekend of reconciliation.

That is the whole idea, and you do not need to take my word for it. Bring one project in and change one selection. The demonstration takes five minutes on your own data.

Import one thing to see it live

One paragraph, no product tour.

Amelia, studios like ours run on judgment and trust, and both suffer when the paperwork lags the design. That gap is the whole reason Net Atelier exists.

Change a specification once. The linked budget, affected draft proposal, draft purchase order, and draft invoice update from the same record.

Your trial is set up and waiting. If getting a first project in has been the sticking point, reply to this email and we will get it done together in half an hour with your files.

Reply to this email

A hand is available if you want it.

Amelia, if the trial has gone quiet, it is usually not the product. A busy studio does not have a spare evening for setup. That is exactly what onboarding support is for.

Reply to this email and we will get your first project in together with your board, your products, and half an hour.

Reply to this email

Bring one board in. See whether the documents keep up.

Amelia, bring in the board you already have and put your real products on it. The documents stay consistent from budget to proposal to purchase order.

That consistency is what your client sees, without the afternoon of checking that used to go into it. One project and half an hour will give you your answer.

Bring one project in

No product tour. Just what it does and why it exists.

Amelia, you started a trial a couple of days ago, so I will keep this short. Net Atelier was built by a working designer for one specific problem.

A client changes a selection, and the budget, draft proposal, purchase order, and invoice all need the same manual correction.

Here, you change the specification record once and the linked documents update from it. That is the entire pitch.

If it describes your Tuesdays, log in for five minutes and look around. No setup is needed to see how a project fits together.

Log in for five minutes

Why evenings were the real cost, and what changed.

Amelia, in my own studio, the real cost of project admin was where the hours came from. It was the 10pm catch-up after a day that belonged to clients.

Reconciling a changed selection across documents is not difficult work. It is just work that lands at the worst possible time.

Net Atelier exists to take that work off your plate. Change a specification once and the linked budget, draft proposal, purchase order, and invoice follow. Your trial is open whenever you want to see that for yourself.

Open your workspace

Your workspace is exactly as you left it. A hand is available if you want it.

Amelia, if life got in the way, that is normal. A busy studio does not schedule trial exploration. Everything in your workspace keeps.

If you want a hand getting a first project in, reply to this email. We will do it together with your board, your products, and half an hour.

Reply to this email

Import the board you already have. That is the whole setup.

Amelia, the fastest way to judge Net Atelier is not exploring. It is handing it one real project.

Import the concept board you already have, whether it is in PowerPoint or Canva. The products come across attached and ready for a budget and a first proposal.

One evening, one project, and you will know.

Import the board you already have

Your library and vendor details move with you.

Amelia, your subscription is active, which means every project you run now sits on one connected record.

Selections, specifications, budget, and the documents clients actually see all move together instead of living in separate files.

Bring your next project in whenever it suits.

Your product library and vendor details carry across, so each project starts faster than the last.

Add teammates when it helps.

$49 per month for one user. Each additional user is $9 per month. When the studio works from the same records, reviews stop living in email threads.

Keep Andrew on call.

Andrew runs onboarding for new studios, and it comes with the subscription. It provides extra hands for a new project setup, a tricky COM specification, or a teammate's first week.

Keep Andrew close when a project needs extra eyes.

book a time with Andrew

Twenty minutes, on his calendar.

Glad to be working with you.

Every specification and budget you entered is intact.

Amelia, your Net Atelier trial has closed, but every project, specification, and budget you entered is saved and intact.

If timing was the issue rather than fit, resuming picks up exactly where you left off. $49 per month for one user. Each additional user is $9 per month.

Your product library carries across, so the next project starts faster than building from scratch.

Resume your workspace.

And if the fit simply was not right, one line back about why comes straight to me and shapes what we build next.

New organic trial started.

Name

Amelia Chen

Email

amelia@chen.studio

Studio

Chen Estate

Source

organic

No event connection. This one is organic. The sequence handles onboarding automatically and branches on their behavior, whether active, stalled, or cold, so nothing needs sending manually.

Worth a look. If you recognise the name or the studio, a one-line personal note from your own inbox lands differently than anything a sequence can send.

Net Atelier at the Primavera designer open house, Toronto.

Heather Sarna here, founder of Net Atelier. We are setting up at Primavera Interior

Furnishings on September 16, and I would like to hold a time for you.

Twenty minutes, one table, one screen.

Bring a current project

The ones that work best are the projects where the client has changed their mind at

least once. That is the part worth seeing.

What we will show you

How a single change to a specification moves through the budget, the draft proposal,

the draft order and the draft invoice at the same time. Then how a product you find on

a supplier's website arrives on your board with its name, price, colour and photo

already in place.

Where

Primavera Interior Furnishings, 160 Pears Ave, Toronto. Wednesday, September 16, 2026.

Reserve a time on the 16th

If the times do not suit you, reply to this email and we will find another one.

Your time at Primavera is confirmed. Ten minutes of preparation makes it worth the trip.

Your time at Primavera is confirmed. Thank you for booking it.

One thing to bring

A live project. The more the client has changed their mind on it, the better the

twenty minutes will be.

What happens in the room

We start from your project rather than a demonstration. A specification gets changed,

and you watch the budget, the draft proposal, the draft order and the draft invoice

move with it.

If you have a board in PowerPoint or Canva, bring it. A board imports in about 30

seconds, and seeing it happen on your own file tells you more than watching ours.

Where and when

Primavera Interior Furnishings, 160 Pears Ave, Toronto. Wednesday, September 16, 2026.

Come to the Net Atelier table and ask for Heather.

Add it to your calendar

If the time no longer works, reply to this email and we will move it. There is no

charge and no obligation attached to the twenty minutes.