Manage clients, measurements, orders, fabric, production and invoices — all in one beautiful dashboard.
Same information. New medium. One that doesn’t depend on memory.
Sizes, statuses, fabric counts, fittings — spread across six places, remembered by three people.
Same information. One glance. Anyone on the team.
Client measurements live in a notebook — or nowhere. Order status lives in someone's memory. Fabric is counted by hand, when someone remembers to. Invoices get chased one at a time, if at all.
Designer Flow puts all of it in one place — so nothing depends on memory.
Each module is built around what actually happens on the studio floor — nothing more, nothing missing.
The war-room screen. Overdue invoices, orders ready for delivery, low stock — surfaced automatically the moment they matter.
Every order tracked from consultation → tailoring → fitting → delivery. One glance shows exactly where every piece stands.
One record per client — style profile, measurements, fabric and colour preferences, full order history. Nothing forgotten between visits.
Tasks, appointments, freeform notes on one timeline. What's due, what's booked, what was said — filterable, searchable, permanent.
Track partial payments — advance vs balance — so nothing sits half-collected. Revenue rolls up from real invoice data automatically.
Fabric and material stock deducts itself as orders consume it, with a reorder flag before anything runs out.
Revenue trends, top clients by spend, order status breakdown, task velocity — the honest answer to how the boutique is doing.
Every team member's open tasks, active orders, and workload — so nobody's overloaded and nothing falls through a handoff.
Start where you already are. Nothing to rebuild from zero.
Boutique name, logo, accent. Your data, isolated to you. Two minutes.
Add your team. Name the roles the way you already talk about them.
Existing clients, open orders, current stock. Start from now, not zero.
One screen for what's owed, what's next, and what needs eyes.
Designer Flow was built for one boutique first — running real orders, real clients, real stock, every day. It's built to work the same way for any studio ready to stop guessing.