The presentation is the moment the client sees the designer's work, so it is held to the highest standard in the product. Trade costs never appear. The designer's note appears in her own voice. The studio's brand leads and Wellsourced recedes.
What it does
- Build a presentation from products selected on the project board
- Group by room, arrange order, and write a designer's note against each product
- Present options and variants side by side for the client to choose between
- Publish under the studio's own branding
- Manage multiple presentations per project with revision history
- Give a room its own cover page, collaged from up to four site photos in the order you pick
- Fit a cover photo to the page either way: filled edge to edge, or shown whole — a floor plan, a sketch — set to the top, center, or bottom on light or dark paper
- Place the room name and its fade at the top or bottom of the cover, in white on a dark fade or in ink on a light one, or leave it off
- Preview the cover page as it will print before saving it
What it doesn't do
- Trade cost and markup are never shown to the client
- No live co-editing between two designers on the same presentation
- A room cover uses site photos from the binder; up to 4 per room
- A cover photo is filled or shown whole as one piece. Wellsourced does not crop by hand or pan within the photo.
Questions this page answers
- How do I present selections to a client?
- Can I put my own branding on what the client sees?
- Will the client see my markup or trade cost?
- Can I show the client two options for the same piece?
- Can I put site photos in the presentation?
- can I show a floor plan on a room cover without it getting cropped
- can I put the room name at the top of the cover page
Part of Client presentations
Every feature is included in the seat — nothing here is an add-on.