Showroom workflow
ARQ gives showroom teams a controlled place to queue renders, review AI outputs, approve final visuals, and keep client-room images organised.
A busy kitchen showroom may have several designers, multiple client rooms, follow-up appointments, and senior sign-off happening at the same time. ARQ is designed for that operating reality: queue work, check quality, approve outputs, and keep the final render history in one place.
Batch design exports so designers can move on while ARQ works through the next set of rooms.
Keep comments, attempts, QA results, approvals, and rejections attached to the render work.
Store approved renders where the team expects them, grouped by customer and room.
When AI rendering happens in a generic chat or image tool, the process can disappear into one designer's browser history. ARQ makes the workflow visible to the showroom: what was queued, what passed, what needs review, and which render was approved.
Yes. ARQ works from exported images, so it can fit around the kitchen design tools and CAD workflow a showroom already uses.
The workflow layer: queues, review boards, QA checks, rooms, approvals, library storage, seats, usage limits, and spend controls.
Yes. A showroom can start with a focused pilot or Studio plan, then move up when weekly render volume and team adoption are clearer.
Test the render queue, QA checks, review board, and client-room library with the kind of exports your designers already produce.
Talk through a rollout