Items spread across projects and locations
Fixtures and samples move between storage and sites. Organize by project and location so you always know what’s allocated and where it is.
IndustriesInterior design
Interior design
Organize samples, fixtures, and project inventory by client, site, and location to keep installs smooth. Track what’s allocated to each project, what’s in transit, and what’s missing—without last-minute surprises.
Keep projects organized from studio to warehouse to client site: track fixtures, samples, and project inventory by client and location so installs run smoothly.
See IO in action
Why inventory operations matter in Interior design
Interior design projects involve unique items, fixtures, and samples that move between studio, warehouse, and client site. Inventory operations keep everything organized by project and location—so installs go smoothly and nothing gets lost in transit.
Common challenges
Most teams start here. IO helps you reduce drift, keep accuracy high, and maintain a trail you can trust.
Install-day surprises
Missing items show up at the worst time. Transfers and checklists reduce surprises and keep teams prepared.
Hard to close out and reuse knowledge
Without clean records, closeout takes longer and repeat projects start from scratch. Exportable lists improve repeatability.
Why it fits your industry
IO standardizes tracking, controls, and evidence—so teams can operate confidently across sites and stakeholders.
- Track by project
- Reduce missing items
What to track for interior design projects
• Project inventory by client and site • Samples, fixtures, and unique items with notes • Transfers (studio ↔ warehouse ↔ client site) • Install kits and checklists • Exportable closeout lists and archives
Typical workflow
01
Organize by project
Tag and group inventory by project so allocation is clear.
02
Track movement to site
Record transfers to client sites so install-day inventory is accurate.
03
Verify kits and checklists
Confirm kits are complete before install to reduce surprises.
04
Close out and export
Export final lists for client documentation and future reference.
Talk to sales about your environment
Tell us your compliance and operational requirements. We’ll recommend the right rollout.
Controls & evidence
Use roles for who can adjust counts or mark items missing. Keep movement history so project closeout is explainable.
Typical outcomes
The biggest wins are usually accuracy, speed, and defensible accountability.
Less loss and fewer missing items
Faster counts and smoother audits
Clear traceability across moves and adjustments
FAQ
Can we track items by project and client?
Yes—organize inventory by project so allocation and movement are clear.
Does this help with install checklists?
Yes—track kits and verify completeness before install.
Can we track unique items with notes?
Yes—photos and notes help capture details for one-off fixtures and samples.
Can we export for closeout?
Yes—exports provide clean documentation for clients and internal archives.
Where should we start?
Start with active projects and the highest-value fixtures and samples.