One item. Every part accounted for.One item. Every part accounted for.
A custom bed is more than one line on a Schedule.A custom bed is more than one line on a Schedule.
Specify the piece and its parts.
The upholstery fabric, timber frame and hardware for a custom bed may come from different suppliers. Link each component to the finished bed rather than hiding the details in notes. Review the complete piece, then show its components when you need to inspect the detail.
Change the quantity. The parts follow.
If each bed requires four yards of upholstery fabric, six beds need twenty-four yards. Change the bed quantity to eight and Programa calculates thirty-two yards. Set the amount needed for one finished bed, and the required component quantities update as the project changes. No separate calculations to keep in step.
One material. Multiple uses.
Use the same marble for a kitchen benchtop, splashback and doorknob, bathroom vanity, with a quantity for each use. One component can belong to several assemblies or be specified independently. Keep one specification and see the combined quantity required across the project.
Every room. Every component.
Specify the same custom bed across eight guest bedrooms. Assign one bed to each location, with the fabric, frame and hardware quantities calculated for that room. Work room by room without entering every part into every space again.
Costs, calculated.
Programa calculates the assembly cost from its components and the amounts required. See how the materials and parts contribute to the whole, then apply markup to the finished item to calculate its client price. Keep the cost breakdown connected to the piece it belongs to.
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Studio Bosko"Schedules are the star of the software. They make our lives easier and make communication with clients easier. They appreciate that clarity."
Studio 8 Architect"Programa is very useful, particularly in our larger projects, where a lot of information must be given to the contractor and various vendors."
Paul Chan"I send a link to a client and they literally have to go in and just say, approve, approve, approve. We don't like that. Can we change that?"
