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Design Practice Management MicroERP

Approved design package and client handover

Who it helpsArchitect / design-practice coordinator

FROM A REAL REQUEST TO A USEFUL RESULT

The working flow.

Design engagement or measured site brief

  1. 01

    Brief/survey

  2. 02

    develop/review options

  3. 03

    control drawings/specifications/gates

  4. 04

    coordinate specialists/site decisions

  5. 05

    approved handover/fee reconciliation

The useful outcome

Approved design package and client handover

ALL FEATURES IN THEIR OWNING PRODUCT

23 feature modules.
One product scope.

Open each module to review its purpose and actions. These features belong inside Design Practice Management MicroERP.

01Authority Submission Coordination3 scoped actions

Track externally reviewed design submissions and responses.

  • Assemble professionally reviewed submission sets
  • Record submission references and comments
  • Track resubmissions and approval evidence
02Design BIM & Discipline Coordination3 scoped actions

Resolve interfaces among architecture, structure and building services.

  • Register discipline models and revisions
  • Assign clashes and coordination issues
  • Verify agreed resolutions in updated models
03Design Quantity Takeoff & BOQ3 scoped actions

Translate approved design into measurable procurement scope.

  • Measure quantities against drawing revisions
  • Link BOQ items to specifications
  • Reconcile changes between design and tender quantities
04Design-to-Budget Review3 scoped actions

Compare design selections with the client's approved budget.

  • Estimate package and finish costs
  • Identify over-budget decisions
  • Record accepted value-engineering changes
05Design Brief & Space Programme3 scoped actions

Translate client needs into an approved design brief.

  • Capture use, occupancy and budget assumptions
  • Define room or space requirements
  • Record priorities and signed brief changes
06Concept Options & Decision Records3 scoped actions

Compare alternative designs before detailed development.

  • Prepare option packages and assumptions
  • Record client preferences and trade-offs
  • Approve the chosen design direction
07Specialist Design Consultant Coordination3 scoped actions

Integrate external consultants into the design delivery plan.

  • Define consultant scope and issue dates
  • Track dependencies and review comments
  • Reconcile accepted deliverables and open issues
08Design Detail & Standards Library3 scoped actions

Reuse reviewed details without importing obsolete assumptions.

  • Store standard details and applicability notes
  • Track source and review dates
  • Require project-specific validation before reuse
09Design Drawing & Revision Register3 scoped actions

Maintain controlled drawings and their intended use.

  • Assign drawing numbers and revision status
  • Coordinate discipline issue sets
  • Supersede obsolete files and record distribution
10Design Fee Stage Reconciliation3 scoped actions

Link the agreed design fee basis to approved services delivered.

  • Record phase or percentage fee terms
  • Track additional-service approvals
  • Reconcile accepted stages and fee charge events
11Interior Installation Coordination3 scoped actions

Sequence interior deliveries and installation dependencies.

  • Check site and access readiness
  • Coordinate specialist trades and deliveries
  • Track installed items and client acceptance
12Interior FF&E Procurement3 scoped actions

Coordinate furniture, fittings and equipment selected for the project.

  • Maintain item schedules and approved selections
  • Track supplier lead times and purchase authority
  • Verify delivery, installation and defects
13Design Files & Usage Rights Handover3 scoped actions

Clarify permitted use of design deliverables.

  • Record engagement-specific ownership and licensing terms
  • Identify editable and issued deliverables
  • Track authorized handover and reuse restrictions
14Materials & Finish Specifications3 scoped actions

Define approved materials with sufficient procurement detail.

  • Maintain finish and product schedules
  • Record sample approvals and alternates
  • Track specification changes by space
15Design Phase Deliverables3 scoped actions

Control progression from concept through detailed design.

  • Define phase deliverables and acceptance
  • Track review comments and dependencies
  • Release the next phase after approval
16Post-Occupancy Design Review3 scoped actions

Capture how the completed design performs in use.

  • Collect client and occupant observations
  • Identify design or handover issues
  • Record lessons and agreed follow-up work
17Design Sample & Mockup Library3 scoped actions

Reuse approved visual and physical material references.

  • Catalogue samples and supplier references
  • Link selections to projects
  • Track approval expiry or unavailable products
18Shop Drawing & Sample Review3 scoped actions

Review contractor proposals for consistency with design intent.

  • Register submitted drawings and samples
  • Record coordinated comments and status
  • Track revised resubmission and approval conditions
19Designer Site Observations3 scoped actions

Record site observations against design intent.

  • Capture location and drawing reference
  • Issue clarification or correction requests
  • Track contractor response and follow-up
20Site Survey & Existing Conditions3 scoped actions

Establish the measured and documented starting condition.

  • Capture measurements and survey references
  • Record constraints and existing services
  • Flag uncertain dimensions requiring verification
21Design Product Substitution Review3 scoped actions

Assess proposed alternatives without losing design requirements.

  • Compare technical and aesthetic criteria
  • Record cost and timing implications
  • Obtain accountable approval and update schedules
22Contractor Tender Comparison3 scoped actions

Compare contractor offers against a common design scope.

  • Normalize included quantities and exclusions
  • Flag technical and commercial deviations
  • Record selection recommendation and client decision
23Visualization & Presentation Production3 scoped actions

Coordinate renders, models and presentation assets.

  • Define required views and review dates
  • Track visualization versions and feedback
  • Deliver approved presentation packages
CLEAR OWNERSHIP. CONNECTED FUNCTIONS.

How the scope fits together.

Why it is a separate MicroERP

Professional design drawings, phase reviews, authority coordination and site records differ from generic project tasks.

Dependencies to plan

  • Shared identity, party/reference, authorization, approval, evidence and provider adapter primitives are reused.
  • A dependency or external data import does not disqualify independent use.
  • Common project/task/cost, scheduling, media/rights and commercial interfaces

Outside this scope

  • Individual fields, calculations, review steps and reports remain internal modules.
  • Source industry applicability, permissions and qualified-review requirements are retained.
  • Not a separate app per deliverable type or event stage.
REUSE THE SAME PRODUCT

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