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1. Intro to indema.co: Hey designers, Welcome, Welcome
back. It's been awhile. So in this course is
going to show you an amazing tool called edema. It's going to show you how to set up everything that you
need to set up in order to become successful in managing your projects within Dima
and also your business. There's a ton and ton of features in edema and I
wanted to share this with you and show you exactly how this tool can help you grow
with your design firm. Now, obviously there's a lot of tools out there that
can help you grow. And more so than not, there's some that
are very, very niche in the industry that we work in. So it's really important, first and foremost to make
sure that you hone in on your exact process
for your design. So that way you know all of the checkmarks
that you can check off when searching
for the right tool. And even more so, it's really, really important
to understand what exactly it is that you need and what it is that
you don't need in order to make this
successful as a designer. So without further ado, go to the next lesson,
not next lesson, but it's the first lesson
which we're going to take you through setting
up a project template. And of course we'll go
through all of these steps to help you become successful
at managing your projects.
2. LESSON ONE: Project Templates: Hello, welcome to
lesson number one. So this is edema and welcome to your new project and business
management platform for, of course, you're
under design firm. So the first thing we're gonna do is set up
a project template. Now of course I did some stuff before jumping on the camera. But I'm going to basically
show you where to go, what to do and how to add certain things to
a project template. So what exactly is
a project template? A project template and
the simplest terms is a way for you to automatically import some
basic detail about a project. Milestones, aka
phases, and of course, tasks in any project. Now
why is this important? It's because if you were to add all of these individually, let's say for example, you had 30 tasks that you
do for every project, any project that you
do as a designer, then it's going to take
you quite a bit to add all those tasks for every single brand
new project you do. So edema allows you to add these tasks are relatively
easy, so that way, every brand new project you
create this system can be done from the template and has all of that information
in there for you. So I'm going to add
one more thing too, this project template, because
I totally forgot actually need to source a foe
treat for my client. We're going to head over to the work section and projects. Now, I bet you're
wondering, well, can edema be branded
to my design? Affirming the answer
is yes, absolutely. The logo up here is
just the standard logo that comes with your 15 day trial comes
with your account. And of course, you
could change anything in this system to be branded to your design
firm on project templates, which I'm going
to click up here. I'm going to see a
project template that I've already created. It's going to be called
living rooms design. And in here I'm
going to click on the View project details
for this project template. And as you see, I've already
added my description. I've added some
tasks in here for everything that I need to source for this
particular living room. But I defer get a full tree. So let's add that task here. I'm going to click on Add task. And let's say we're going to use source fo tree if I
could spell today. And there it is. So we're
going to need to source a foe tree for the West
corner off the living room. And I'm going to
assign it to myself. Now of course, you
can assign it to other employees if you have another designer
that works with you or let's say a junior
designer that works with you. And you can totally assigned tasks to them and delegate that. And I'm going to click on Save. Now from there you
can see all of those tasks here that I have. Sourcing of a sofa, coffee table area, rug, side floor lamp, accessories for the
coffee table, side chair. And it can be fabric, some art
pieces and then of course, the poetry that I added here. Excellent. So now our next lesson
is going to be creating our first client
and then of course, creating a project from
this exact template. And then we're going to
jump in and show you exactly how that looks
on the project side. Off to lesson number two.
3. LESSON TWO: Creating A Project: What's up, designer, welcome
to lesson number two, where I'm going to
show you how to add a client and also to create the project
from the template that we created in the last lesson. So what we're gonna
do is head over to the work section
and projects. Actually, I apologize,
contact session. And then clients because we
want to add a client now, keep in mind you don't
actually have to add the client first
in the system. You can totally start
with the project. But my personal process
is to always add the client first just because I sometimes
forget about that. And there could be some
ramifications down the road if you don't attach
the client to the project. So just my own personal process. I like to add the client first, but you totally don't
have to do that. You could totally add the
project first and then you can add the client during
the project creation phase, which I'll show you as well. So on here, let's click on Create new client and there's a lot of information
here that I can include. So first of all, let's
do the Klein names. Let's say this client
name is called Gabby and Gabby's email is
Gabby at edema.co. I hope there's no employee
name of that company details. We don't have to worry
about that phone number. Let's say Gabby, it's phone
number is 9095550123. Shipping address
123 and edema Shri. That's gonna be in Los
Angeles, CA 90034. Add that. Now, tax can be really anything. Let's say this is
a VIP client or let's say this is a
client where they get 15% discount on
discounts that will do on all of the products
will be source or whatever kind of underlying tags you want to add to the client. So it's easier on the
client side to be able to pinpoint them when you're looking
through your clients. Then lastly at the bottom
here, send credentials. Now, what is that? Suddenly credentials
allows you to send automatic e-mail to your client, exact client that you're
setting up through this e-mail with their login information
into their portal. Now this is default set to no. And so his e-mail
notifications just in case you don't want to
send that just yet. You don't have to. You could totally change this
later down the road. Once you click Save, your client is created
pretty easy right? Now, let's create the project. So what I'm gonna
do is head over to the work section and
click on projects. From here. Remember before we clicked
on project templates, this time we're going
to add a new project. So from here, we're
going to see at the top right-hand corner
that you see the templates. And remember we created the one that said
living room design. So I'm going to quickly
click on that one here. And you can pretty much change anything you want
on this template. So now we'll try
a template that's sort of like this
in the project now. So I usually named my projects on the road
they're based off of, but I'm going to name this
one Gabby because that's my client's product
category start date. Let's say the start
date is tomorrow. There's no anticipated deadline, and I'm going to add
project members which are employees or of course
yourself to the project. From here, you can
change the summary, add any additional stuff. Now, this is also a good
opportunity where you can create a custom checklist. Let's say you've already
sourced the sofa, the side floor lamp, you already know all this, but you still need to
source the phone tree, which of course you could do
that with the TAT tasks to. Then of course you
can add your clients. So let's say this
client is Gabby. So I'm going to
type in GAVI there. And project budget, let's say
this budget $50 thousand. It's pretty, pretty good
budget for living room. I would say currency, of course the United
States dollar. And now in Dima, if
you didn't know, is that global
platform So you can add any currency in the world. The best part is that each project can also be
a different currency. And you can also build a client in their
respective currency two. So it's the most unique
thing about MDMA is the fact that you can also be an
international designer and use the same platform. You don't have to look for a whole nother platform and
everything else in here. I'm just going to keep length
because it's not really relevant for this
particular project. But of course you
can add whatever is relevant to the project. Once you click save
at the bottom, it's going to save
the project details. And that leads us to
going to lesson number three where we're going
to send the client a contract off to
the next lesson.
4. LESSON THREE: Contracts: Hey guys, welcome to lesson number three and
we're going to talk about how to create a
contract ends that edema. And I hope you're
getting excited because we're getting to
the sourcing very soon. So where to get contracts? What we're gonna do is
head over to the work tab. And under contracts. Now from here, you can actually create a contract templates. Now, contract templates
like if you have a contract for
kitchen design versus living room design versus the standard design contract
versus an InDesign contract. All of those different
types of contracts, you can certainly create
a template for it. Then you also have
quick variables which allow you to add certain
components inside the contract templates
so that the system autogenic the client's
information from those variables. And I'm going to show you
exactly how that's done. So let's create a new contact by clicking on Create
contract here. Next we're going to add
all the information. So a client. First, let's add Gabby, because that's the client
that we just created. Subject is going
to be living room, contract or agreement or whatever you'd like
to call it amount, $50 thousand because that's the amount of the
project budget. And we're going to
do scope of work. Contract. Start date is going
to be tomorrow. And contract type is the contract template
that I'm going to choose, which this one I'm gonna
do mean agreement. And you don't have to do
notes or anything like that. But then I'm going
to click on save. From there, the
system is going to bring me directly
to the contract. And this is where you can then see all of the
relevant information. This is the contract from
the contract template. And then these are
those quick variables. So as an example client name, you can copy and paste that. Now this is from the
contract template. So this is already going
to be there for you, which is great because
then you don't have to copy paste, copy
paste, copy paste. From there. I want to
scroll down and make sure all of this information is correct, which I already did it. So it should be correct. Once you review the contract and you can go down here and select, Update, move that
little bar down there. And once that's done, it sent off to my
client for signature. So now I'm going to show you exactly what that
looks like here. Give me one sec. Let me make sure this is
the most recent date. May 17th, 2022. Excellent. Because obviously as a designer, you need to execute the
contract yourself too. So if you click on View
under the quick action item, this is almost
identical to exactly how the client can see
it with your logo. Of course, this is those
quick variables there, Gabby located and
I put the address, but I didn't put an
address in there for Gabby other shipping
address rather, at that point, I, as a designer, can go up here and click Sign. And I can enter my first name, my last name, my e-mail. And then I can use mice, mouse or trackpad to physically sign this and then
execute the contract. And that's, that's all.
That's all you have to do. Then the client will
be able to login to the client portal and
there'll be able to do the same exact thing and physically sign in that
executes the contract. And the great part
is you can download that contract PDF and you have those signatures
right on there for you. The next lesson we're
going to talk about tracking time for a project and also directly correlating into sourcing that full tree that we need to source
for this project. Off to the next lesson.
5. LESSON FOUR: Sourcing Furniture: Hello, hello. Welcome to lesson number four. So now that you've gotten your contract
out to your client, they've signed it,
they submitted the retainer,
you've gotten paid. It's a great day. You go drink a mimosa. Now we're going to
source a product. Before we go and
source for a product, you have to install
the web clipper. And now the web clipper,
super easy to install. And guys, it is a
browser clippers you can use any browser
you want it super, super easy to install. So what we're gonna
do is click on the product section over
here on the left-hand side. And you'll see the edema
Web Clipper from here. Now, what you're gonna
do is click and hold that click and then
drag that all the way up to the bookmarks bar where you can then install it. It's as simple as that because
it's already installed. From there. You are
free to use it. So where do we go from here? I'm going to actually head
back over to projects. And I'm gonna go right into the Gabby project that
we created earlier. And I'm gonna go over and click on the Products section here. Now, I really want this photo tree because we really need to source
this phone tree. But before we actually do that, I'm going to head
over to my tasks. Now, remember you created the project from the tasks here. So what I'm gonna do is I'm
going to show you how to automatically track your time while you're sourcing
for this flow trait. Now, the other thing
you could do here is now I've already
sourced the sofa, I've already source
the coffee table, the area rug, the
side floor lamp, the accessories with the
coffee table sides here, RPs and now I just
have the full tree. So what we're actually
going to do here is I'm going to track my time
automatically for that, which is literally done
in the click of a button. This little play icon
right there is a way for me to actually track my time automatically
in the system. And I can also click
on the Task and I can manage pretty much everything else on the tasks that
I need to manage, down to the description. I can write comments
or private nodes. I can also tags to this. I can create a start date.
I can change the order. I could do quite a
lot on those tasks. So while that's running, I'm going to go ahead and
source that photo tray. So I've already
installed my web clipper and I'm gonna go right over to Crate and Barrel and source this beautiful
seven foot fo tree. It's a foe olive tree. And I'm going to
click that Add to edema button, which
I did already. And it's going to automatically populate some of the
information for me. Now I can see for tree,
Crate and Barrel, I can now select the project
that I want this to go to. I can also select the type of materials
that's gonna be other. I'm going to change this
because I already sourced it. Product number. Now you can click on this
little target icon and click texts that you want to import and you'll see
it populate there. This is going to be $399 with a twenty-five
percent markup quantity. I want one of those
client-facing description. I can then click on
that target icon and click on the text here. Vendor description
is a description that only shows up
on purchase orders. So if you want to add
additional information relevant to the vendor,
you can do that. So this is going to
be Crate and Barrel as a manufacturer tree. I don't know the
material unless you want to copy and paste it here. Seven foot diameter and
finished color is multi. And then I'm going
to click on Save. And that is going to save
right to my project. Where I can then go click on the products tab and I can
see that photo tray here. Now keep in mind
too. You can edit everything else in
here in this table. So let's say I know the
estimated shift day is gonna be the 25th. 25th. And then let's say the estimate installed
date is actually going to be on the 1st of June, and I can keep track
of all that stuff. Next lesson, I'm going to
show you how to then do a vision board using all these materials that we've already source
of this project. So onto lesson number five.
6. LESSON FIVE: Creating A Visionboard: Welcome to lesson number five, where I'm going to show
you that photo tree that we sourced and we're going to put it in the vision board that I hadn't really started for this project. So what you're going to do
is you're going to head over to the vision board
on the left-hand side. And I'm going to show you in Dima state of the art
background remover guys. I'm flabbergasted about this because this background remover is like it's magic,
literally magic. So here's my living room that I've sourced for
this particular client. Very masculine, very modern. And I'm going to want
to add that fo tree. So first and foremost, this edema tab up
here is for all of the products that you've already sourced in your project section. But if you have something from your computer that
you wanted to upload, that you didn't
necessarily want a source. That's okay too. You
can totally do that. I'm gonna go over to
the edema tab here. And I'm actually going
to adjust this a little bit because it
kinda messed it up. So I want to move these a little bit to
where the lamp is, a little bit behind there. And then this, I'm going to make it a little bit more forward. Excellent. Now, of course
that poetry is missing, so let's get that photo
tree on here after I make some more adjustments
to the art here. Alright, so this filter option, I'm going to filter
this by project. So I want to show all of the Gabby items because that's the project
we're working in. And here you go. There's all the
products from Gabby. I'm going to click
first and then click and drag this on there. Now, clearly we can use this because it's
got a background. So normally you'd
probably use Photoshop, which would take you eons to actually remove
the background. But what I'm gonna do is
I'm going to click on this little icon here when
the picture is selected. And before I could even
finished my sentence, the background is removed. And guys, look at this, it, it gets all of those
leaves pretty insane. Now, obviously from there I'm going to make it a
little bit bigger. And then I'm going to
push this to the back. Back, back. There we go. Perfect. Then I can adjust
it as I see fit. So there we go. I like that. Move this chair a
little bit over here and move that a
little bit behind there. And I think I'm pretty
done with my living room. I'm very happy with it. So what do we do now? We are actually going to go
and download this as a PNG. And then I am going to go and get my client's approval for it. Here's the best part though, because all of these items are actually products that I've
sourced for this project. I've done a lot
of the dirty work already with the pricing, with making sure that it's
all in within budget. I can also see my
unit cost here. So all of these costs $9,750 based on what I've inputted into
the system already. And I can, of course click
on this and I can see additional breakdown of
those items as well. There's a lot of
other tools to like. You can set the height and
width of the design board. You can also add a background, so like a title block or
something to that as well. And if I were to click
on that image there, there is my vision
board that I can go ahead and send to my
client for approval. It's super, super easy. The great thing too is you
also have PNG options. So if you don't want
the background to show on that vision board, oops, I clicked the wrong thing. You can click on
Download and P and G. And now you've downloaded a PNG version without the white background
for whatever reason, if you want to put it on a different color background
or whatever have you. So heading over to the
lesson Number six, and we're going to talk about adding all of these
items to an estimate. And that's pretty easy too. We'll see you in
the next lesson.
7. LESSON SIX: Creating A Estimate/Invoice: Hello, beautiful
designers and welcome to lesson number six where
I'm going to show you all of these items, how to add them to an estimate to get them over to your client. And there's an amazing
automation that you will love and it will
save you a ton of time. First of all, we're gonna
go over to the finance. Now there's two different places you can actually do this under the finance tab or inside
the product itself. But we're gonna go over to
the finance tab over here. From there at the
top of the page, I want to create
an estimate here and I'm going to
select the projects. So again, Gabby, because
that's the project we're working on and it automatically
selects a client for me. I could also add text, so living room, furniture. And I'll also show
you the reason why adding tags is a really, really smart idea here, because you want to make
sure that you can identify what estimate that's four and I'll show you exactly
the reason why two. Now from here I can click on Add Products and I
can even search. So I want all the products
from project Gabby. And it's going to
automatically load all of those projects
or products, excuse me. From there, I want to select all the ones
that I'm going to add for this particular invoice, and I'm going to click on that. It'll import all of
those in there for me. And from here, I can reassure myself that all of the unit
price markup is all situated. Then I can scroll all the way down after making
sure all that's good. Of course, I need to
add my California tax and I'm going to ask for
3% credit card processing. And I'm going to also
ask for 50% down, down payment for these. So just making sure
all of these align up. So sofa 3 thousand coffee table, good. I need two of these. Those are 69 each, where we look pretty
solid for tree area rug. And I'm going to
go and click and save and send that to
my client for approval. Now the next thing I'm going
to show you is completely mind-blowing because
it's really important to get your clients to sign
off on things right? Here's the Gabby
estimate, right. But why don't we just created those are the tags
living in furniture. Because if you see here
Michelle Frederick's client, I can't tell what's
in these estimates. So if I add a tag to it, living room furniture or
dining room furniture, I know exactly what's
in those estimates. Now. You're probably asking,
okay, what do I do now? Your client portal will have
the client be able to click on the estimate and they can see it exactly as
you see it here. Your logo, of
course, at the top, and your client has to approve or decline
each of these items. So let's say they
want to approve this one and approve that one. And approve this one. Let's say they
approve all of them. Okay. From here, once you
approve all of these, then your client can decline or accept the
estimate as a whole. So let's say they accept it and it's the same
thing as a contract. The client can physically sign this estimate right
here, right there. And we'll also have
that signature on a PDF download that you
do from the estimate. So the second and this
is the automation. The second the client
signs that estimate. The system will actually create an unpaid invoice for you for
all of the approved items. And it takes it even
a step further by adding all of those
items to also purchase orders and creating a
purchase order for you so you don't have to go and
do that from scratch as well. So now on here, because this converts
to an unpaid invoice, your client can also pay that, so you're not having to chase your client for
payment from there. Excellent. So now you've seen how to create an estimate and let's say your client
physically signed off on that and the status
is then accepted, then you'll be able to see
that estimate completely be inside an invoice and then your client can
pay that invoice. So next up, we're going to be showing you how to
convert a invoice into a purchase order and managing the PO
and then sending that purchase order
over to your vendor for approval off to
lesson number seven.
8. LESSON SEVEN: Creating A Purchase Order: Well, hello there,
it's been awhile. Glad to see you on the
lesson number seven. So we're going to take this invoice now I've
already issued a payments, so let's say the client
pay this invoice already, which brings me to
the other component, which is how you
can be able to pay, get paid, I should say, through MDMA, which is
the Stripe integration. Dima integrates very seamlessly
through Stripe and yes, they also support QuickBooks
integration as well. So when you connect to
your Stripe account, you can send this invoice
over to your client. The client can pay
through credit card or ACH draft. That way. Then once the client pays that information or the
Piazza invoice during Edema, it indicates here
as completely paid. Now we'll next part of this is converting this invoice over to a purchase order so
I can send that over. Now, if you already have
the vendor in the system for those items and an email
attached to the vendor, then this will automatically
create the PO4 you, so you shouldn't
have to create it if all of that lines up correctly. But let's say for example, you want to create
a PO from this. Now, keep in mind if
you manually do this, the system isn't going to automatically adjust
these for you. So that's something to know. But most of these, if not all, are going to be from
the same vendor, so I don't have to worry
about it too much. From here, I can
click on the vendor. So let's say this is
Crate and Barrel and all this information on the automated process will
already generate for me. So let's say this is going to go to Timothy at Crate
and Barrel.com. Hopefully there is no
Timothy at Crate and Barrel. So to be safe, I'm going to just add a bunch of numbers at the end there. And my contact is my Rep name, which that should auto populate if you have
that information, I don't have that information
for Crate and Barrel, so that's why I'm adding it. Of course, adding your shipping address where it's gonna go to. Now let's say this is
a receiving company. You can add your receiving
I can't spell today. Receiving company and that's
gonna be Los Angeles. And I'm going to fix that
because it's bothering me. Ca 90, let's say for three. And from there, I
just got to make sure all this information
is correct now because it's going to the vendor itself. Of course, the unit
price is what's going to show none of them mark-ups
or anything like that. So then Gabby living room. I can also attach any
additional files to this P0 and I can
also attach freight. So let's say I already know the freight amount is going to be $250 and memo to be displayed,
quote, approved. You can add the PO you
can add the side mark, where the side mark actually
would go in the shipping. So if you want to add the
side marked with a shipping, you can totally do that. And then from there
I can click on Save. And this information
will populate inside of the
purchase order page, where then I can go over to the quick action and
I can send the PDF. And bada bing, bada, boom, well, the e-mail is not set, so it's not going to send. But anyway, with the e-mail
is inside the vendor section, then you'll be able
to send the PDF. You can also download a copy of the PDF and manually email
it over to your vet, your rep, if you have it. And then of course you have
custom order statuses. So once I sent this, I can click on send. So that way I'm
knowing my team and myself know that this
PO was already sent. Next lesson is going
to be creating a time log invoice from
the Time Log that I've created while
tracking my time in the system off till
lesson number eight.
9. LESSON EIGHT: Billing Your Client For Time: Crew. I've got my work cut out
for me for this one. So I've done so much so
far at this project. And now what I'm ready
to do is I'm going to create a time log invoice
to bill my clients. Now, of course,
first and foremost, need to make sure that
all of your time logs are done and it's pretty much off. I'm going to head over back to the project and make sure
that all my timers are completely off
because I remember I kept the one on that I had. So I'm going to click on
the stop button here. And I want to make
sure that that's completely stopped and it is. And then I'm gonna head
over to time logs. Now, time logs are
going to show me all of my time logs for every single
project. But there you go. You see Gaby source
the foe tree. It took me about
four minutes and I made 12 bucks for four minutes. That's a pretty good deal. So what I'm gonna do is click on Create Invoice right up here. And I'm wanting to
make sure I select the right projects
or project Gabby. And by default, this selects today's date in a week
prior. And there you go. Source fo tree and I can
edit the description. So Bo tree for
living room design, and I made 0.07 hours
at $175 per hour. And then, great. I'm
gonna go ahead and send that invoice right
over to my client and they can pay that
invoice right directly through in Deimos
Stripe integration. And I just made
an easy 12 bucks. But of course, if
you have a lot of other time logs you want
to send your client, you can send all of
them at the same time. And you can also bulk the time logs into one
individual line items. So that way your client
doesn't see like 50 different time logs for like 50 different time entries that
you did for their project. On the last and final lesson of the day that I'm
going to show you is some other interesting
things and features that edema has to offer and it's
gonna be really fun to watch. So off to the last lesson here for the day and thanks
so much for being with me. See you in the next one.
10. LAST LESSON: Conclusion: Hello and welcome to
the final lesson, which is lesson number nine. Now, you've learned
so much so far. You've learned how to create a project template
to automatically import tasks and milestones to every single
brand new project. Do you do you learned how to create a client and the project, and how to apply that
template to that project. You also learn how
to source the using the web clipper and
make it really, really easy for you to do shoot. You even learned how to create an estimate which automatically converts to an invoice and the purchase order at
the same exact time. So you don't have to
spend the time to do it. And you also learned about
our brilliantly state of the art background remover that can literally remove the
background on a foe tree. It's insane. It'll save you a ton of time. So what's next? There's a ton in a ton
of features that edema has that it really can help
you excel your design firm. And one of my favorite features that I wanted to
share with you today, aside from client
communication, adding tasks, managing those tasks is their business automation
section where you can automate your client
and lead onboarding. So what exactly is this? First and foremost, it's
similar to doves auto, where you can automate your
client onboarding process. I'm going to show you
exactly how to do it. So first and foremost, you're going to add
a new automation. And the first action item, I'm going to send an email. Here are some
templates that edema includes in your subscription. Now of course you
can edit those as you see fit in the settings. I'm going to click
on initial interests to schedule a consultation. I can even preview
this email here, and I can also edit this e-mail. Now the good thing
too is when you edit and e-mail template, this actually copies
the email template and creates a new one and
retains the old ones. So that way you
don't have to worry about overriding something that maybe you don't
want to overwrite. Let's say I'm done
editing this email and I want to send
this 0 minutes, which means immediately
after a lead is entered into Indian law,
which is phenomenal. So anytime a lead is
entered into edema, this e-mail will send to them. Now the next email them
and ascend right after that is going to be
my sales FAQ email. And this is going to
go to that lead to hours after the last
automation step was complete. So two hours after this
one e-mail goes out, this next one we'll go out and I can do that
again and again and again and create this
whole campaign of emails. And let's say this
one is gonna be like need to schedule
a consultation. I'm going to send this
three hours after the last automation
step was complete, and then I could do
another one another. It's quite amazing. You could even do an email and attach some stuff
like a file to it, like a brochure or
a welcome packet or some other crazy thing that you want us
and to your lead, It's truly amazing and it helps you onboard your leads and your clients all seamlessly
integrated platform. So where do you go from here
in Dima has a 15 day trial. And you can also use the code Skillshare for
twenty-five percent off? Yes. Twenty-five percent off for the first three months of your subscription,
It's pretty crazy. Again, use Skillshare
twenty-five percent off for three months. And Skillshare is
gonna be all in caps. Sk LSH ARE exclusive to Skillshare and exclusive to you watching these
lessons today. And of course, if you
have any questions, you're more than
welcome to reach out to their support through the chat down here or
support at edema.co. And the best part is
they are so affordable, it's starting at thirty-five
dollars for a single user, jumping to $55 a month for up to three users unlimited projects
throughout the whole, entire board, and also up to ten users for seventy-five
dollars a month. It's unmatched. You can also check in demo.co and look at all of their
benefits that they have, which outlines almost every single feature
that they have. And as I'm talking,
I'm sitting here scrolling and scrolling
and scrolling. There's so much
that edema has to offer to help you grow
your design firm. So again, welcome to edema. Head over to edema.co. On the homepage, click
on that, sign up. Start your 15 day trial. Use Skillshare as
a 15 or Skillshare for your twenty-five
percent off for the first three months
of your subscription. And if there's
anything else in need, of course, reach
out to their team. Thanks so much for tuning
into these lessons today. We hope you are very
successful with edema. Take care.
Timothy Murenzi, Interior Designer
