A design is not a sale. This is the part that makes it one.
The designer is the half people demo. The other half is what happens over the next six weeks: the deal, the quote, the chasing, and the answer that has to go out before someone else's does.
Not a mock-up of a quote. A quote.
This one came out of the demo tenant's own pipeline, priced by the same engine the designer prices with, and it opens without an account because that is how your customer opens theirs. Itemised to the ramp piece, because the arithmetic is the argument: 5 lines, and the total is their sum rather than a number typed underneath them.
- Court
- 16.8 × 12.8 m
- Surface
- 215 m²
- Status
- Accepted
Seeded on the demo tenant, so the customer is invented and the address cannot receive mail. The prices are not: they come from the same rate card the designer quotes from, and the pack on the spec-pack page was generated from a design priced the same way.
The unglamorous middle.
These run inside your dashboard, so we cannot put them on a public page and let you press them. Rather than show you a screenshot and call it proof, here is plainly what each one does.
The board
Every submitted design lands as a deal, at the stage you put it in. An enquiry nobody has qualified sits in its own column before the pipeline proper, so a contact form is not a forecast until somebody says it is.
Your own mailbox
Connect Gmail or Outlook and replies go out from your address, landing in your Sent folder. Mail that matches a deal joins its timeline. Mail that matches nobody goes to a triage queue instead of disappearing.
A drafted reply
Answers get drafted against the design the customer actually built, with their dimensions and surface in front of it. You edit and send. Nothing leaves without you.
Campaigns
Email a segment of your pipeline on your own domain, with open and click tracking. Only people who agreed to hear from you are reachable, and that consent is recorded per enquiry rather than assumed.
Automations
Rules that fire on a stage change: notify an owner, start a follow-up, route by language. They run whether or not anyone remembered.
Tasks and timeline
Each deal carries its own tasks and a history of what happened, so the person picking it up after a fortnight is not reading their colleague's memory.
The designer sells the court. This keeps the customer.
Both halves are on every plan from Grow upwards. Campaigns and the marketing tools come in at Scale.