Designer_TE / For designers managing project delivery

Designer_TE

Your design intent. A connected delivery plan.
Keep drawings, supplier quotes, project tasks and client conversations with the work they shape. See what needs attention and open the record from Control Tower without losing your place.

Define the scopeCoordinate deliveryKeep the client involved

From a design decision to a work package

Give every detail
a place in the project.

A drawing, a specification or a supplier clarification needs context. Designer_TE separates shared project documents from task-specific files, helping the people delivering the work find the information that belongs to their package.

Project Documents and Task Documents libraries displayed side by side
Project-wide reference material on one side; documents for the selected work package on the other.Demo workspace / Project 1118

Demo workspace shown. Supported active files in these libraries are client-visible; use the guide to understand visibility before adding internal material.

  • Drawings and specifications

    Use project files for shared reference material and task files for the drawings and directions needed for a specific piece of work.

  • Supplier decisions

    Review pricing, schedule notes and clarifications against the work package so a quote remains connected to what the supplier is being asked to deliver.

  • Client conversations

    Keep questions and recorded decisions in the project context as design details move into supplier coordination and site delivery.

Explore task records and document libraries →

A practical example

Follow a millwork package.

This illustrative workflow shows how a designer could organize a defined package of work. It is a way to use the task record, not a separate design-authoring or procurement module.

Dimensioned kitchen plan showing cabinetry, an island, appliances and coordination notes.
Resolve the detail.Drawings give suppliers and trades a shared point of reference.
Timber-lined courtyard with black-framed glazing, planted terraces and outdoor seating.
Keep the whole space in view.Materials, lighting and individual work packages contribute to the overall design.

Design references shown for illustration; the drawing and photograph are separate examples.

  1. Define the scope

    Task workspace

    Create a work package for the millwork scope. Attach the relevant drawings and specifications, record responsibilities and set the planned dates.

  2. Resolve the supplier response

    Quotes and clarifications

    Request pricing against that scope. Review the response and use the quote conversation to clarify materials, exclusions or timing before proceeding with an award.

  3. Coordinate the installation

    Schedule and progress

    Review the package alongside related tasks. Keep communications and reported completion attached to the work while checking its effect on the wider delivery plan.

  4. Keep the owner informed

    Client-facing updates

    Share appropriate documents and site updates through the client portal. Retain questions and responses so the next conversation starts with the project history.

A dedicated client channel

Make progress visible.
Keep questions in context.

The client portal brings shared information and messages into one project experience. It gives the owner a place to follow the work and raise a question without asking the team to reconstruct the whole story.

Client portal communication area for project messages
Client communication stays connected to the project.Demo workspace / Project 1118

Fit for your practice

Design tools create.
Project records connect.

Designer_TE supports the coordination around your work. Keep using your design-authoring tools; bring the relevant documents and delivery information into the project record.

Is this a drawing or rendering application?

No. The workflows shown here manage project tasks, documents, quotes, communication and progress. Designer_TE is not presented as a replacement for CAD, modelling or rendering software.

Can we keep project-wide and package-specific documents separate?

Yes. The task Documents screen provides a shared project library and a task library. The field guide explains which records belong in each and how active files become visible to the client.

Can I use it to record a selection?

You can retain the relevant specification or document and its associated conversation against a task. This is a task-and-document workflow, not a claim of a dedicated selection catalogue or purchasing system.

Put your project in the picture

Show us how your projects move.

Bring an example of the handoffs between your design work, suppliers, site team and client. We will focus the walkthrough on the parts of delivery you need to coordinate.