Interior Design Item Clipper

Specifying a room means dozens of supplier tabs and a great deal of copying and pasting. This clips what matters from a product page and files it against the right project — without leaving the page you are on. WHAT IT CAPTURES • The product photo, downloaded and stored, so your board does not develop holes when a supplier rearranges their site • A link back to the page you found it on • Price and currency • Lead time, both as a number of days and as the sentence the page used — "8-10 weeks" means something a single number does not • Notes you type, or text you select on the page It reads the structured product data most retail sites already publish, which is far more reliable than guessing at the page. When a site declares nothing useful, point at the right photo or text yourself — or drag a rectangle and photograph it, which also handles sites that serve images as backgrounds and lets you take one detail out of a larger shot. WHERE IT GOES Choose a client, project, room and component. All four are optional and each narrows the next, so you are never scrolling past someone else's rooms. Pick a project and the item lands there with its photo and source link attached. Skip it and the clip waits in an inbox until you know where it belongs — sourcing usually runs ahead of deciding which room something is for. The last place you filed to is remembered, because specifying happens in runs: six sconces for one room, one after another. BUILT FOR THE WAY DESIGNERS ACTUALLY WORK Clipped items carry through to purchase orders, budgets and client presentations in the companion web app, so a product captured while browsing is the same record you later order, invoice and install. REQUIREMENTS An account on the companion web app. The extension has no separate login: if you are signed in there in this browser, clipping works.