Review workflow
ARQ gives teams a place to check AI-enhanced renders before clients see them, with QA flags, comments, retry decisions, approvals, and shared room storage.
A render can look impressive while still changing important design details. ARQ keeps review visible so senior designers and showroom managers can see what changed, what passed QA, and what needs another attempt.
Review layout, cabinetry, appliances, colours, camera angle, and other design-drift signals before a render moves forward.
Keep feedback attached to the render attempt rather than scattered across email, chat, and file names.
Make the next action explicit: approve the render, retry it, override a known issue, reject it, or continue editing.
ARQ review boards help the person responsible for quality understand the full render story: source export, generated output, QA notes, attempts, comments, and approval state.
Reviewers should check layout, cabinet runs, appliance placement, worktops, colours, windows, camera angle, styling props, and whether the output still matches the client brief.
Yes. Manual QA override means the designer accepts the flagged attempt. That state should remain visible so the team understands the decision.
The goal is the opposite: make review faster and clearer by putting attempts, QA notes, comments, and approval state in one place.
A pilot is the fastest way to check output quality, QA workflow, team review confidence, and whether ARQ fits your production process.
Start a showroom pilot