Welcome to our beginner’s guide on integrating QuickBooks with Mydoma. By integrating QuickBooks with Mydoma, you gain insights into your financials while maintaining full control over your projects.

This week’s TTT is all about how to edit Tags, Vendor, Category & Subcategory, and Price type properties for multiple products in your product catalog at the same time.

This week’s TTT is all about how to edit Tags, Vendor, Category & Subcategory, and Price type properties for multiple products in your product catalog at the same time.

This week’s TTT is all about visually organizing your projects! We’re showing you how to add cover images to your Files & Media (both folders and embeds) and to Design Boards, making your projects more pretty and polished than ever.

Whether you just launched your interior design business or you have years of experience, staying organized is critical. Having a standard way to name all client files, invoices, orders, and proposals not only keeps documents easy to locate, but makes you look even more professional and polished to your clients and collaborators.

As a professional, it’s important to be able to stay on top of tasks, appointments, order shipments, and other meetings – all while juggling multiple projects. The Calendar feature helps you stay organized and keeps everything in one centralized location – your studio – so you don’t have to search multiple places to find the information you need.

As a Mydoma user, we want you to have all the guidance you need to navigate our robust platform. Finding your support resources is the first step!

Running an interior design business involves a lot of moving parts. From creating design proposals, invoicing clients, to placing orders and receiving products, things can easily end up disorganized and overwhelming. Keeping your processes streamlined is key to delivering excellent service to your clients while maintaining your own sanity.

Running an interior design business involves a lot of moving parts. From creating design proposals, invoicing clients, to placing orders and receiving products, things can easily end up disorganized and overwhelming. Keeping your processes streamlined is key to delivering excellent service to your clients while maintaining your own sanity.

Running an interior design business involves a lot of moving parts. From creating design proposals, invoicing clients, to placing orders and receiving products, things can easily end up disorganized and overwhelming. Keeping your processes streamlined is key to delivering excellent service to your clients while maintaining your own sanity.