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Design Manager is a flexible project management and accounting package. Although it can be used in many different ways, there is a basic "flow" of work through the system. This flow can be considered a basic model for an average Interior Design business. At its simplest, the order or "work flow" through the software is as follows:
| 1. | Enter the specifications which are the goods and services for which you will order for and sell to your client. |
| 2. | Create a proposal or estimate to give to your client. |
| 3. | Get the approval from your client and collect a deposit so you can begin ordering the merchandise. |
| 4. | Create purchase orders and vendor deposit checks to send with the orders. |
| 5. | Obtain acknowledgments of the orders from your vendors. |
| 6. | Receive the merchandise from the vendor or from the company's inventory and/or deliver it to the client. |
| 7. | Receive the invoice or bill from your vendor. |
| 8. | Give a final invoice to your client, remembering to apply the deposit received in #3 above. |
| 9. | Print checks to pay your vendors. |
| 10. | Receive the final payment from your client. |
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