RN Project Planning — for interior designers
Know what needs your attention now —
before it delays the project.
The construction schedule tells you when the work happens.
RN Project Planning connects those dates to the decisions, approvals, orders and coordination that need to happen before them — so you can seewhat needs your attention now.
The part before construction
The schedule shows when the work happens.
Your work starts much earlier.
Across a live project there are always selections to make, quotes to request, approvals to chase, orders to place and information to coordinate — all competing for attention at the same time.
The challenge isn’t knowing what needs to happen.
It’s knowingwhat matters now.
RN Project Planning
Connect the construction schedule to the work that comes before it.
Instead of keeping the construction schedule and the work leading up to it as separate pieces, RN Project Planning is being built to connect them.
Construction date
Tile installation Nov 16
Work backwards
- Design & selection
- Request quote
- Client approval
- Place order
- Coordinate delivery
One chain inside a live project
- Sep 14Design & selection
- Sep 21Request quote
- Sep 24Lighting selections
- Sep 28Client approval
- Oct 02Stone samples
- Oct 05Place order
- Oct 20Millwork details
- Nov 09Coordinate delivery
- Nov 16Tile installation
Needs attention now
Client approval
Approval is needed by Sep 28 to place the order by Oct 5 — so the Nov 16 installation stays on track.
Try RN Project Planning on your project.
Not everything now.
Not when it becomes urgent.
At the right time.
Stay ahead of the project without having to work on everything at once.
RN Project Planning — Early access
Try RN Project Planning on your project.
Join the early access list for RN Project Planning. We’ll keep you updated and invite selected interior designers to try it on their projects as early access opens.
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We’ll keep you updated about RN Project Planning and early access opportunities.