Run an interior designers association of studios and freelancers from one place: member profiles, joining papers, annual fees, receipts, design circulars and AGM attendance, without a WhatsApp folder of invoices. Committees keep design-studio membership separate from project software.

Members are on site. The honorary secretary still tracks dues in a spreadsheet that only opens on one laptop.
One body mixes firms and solo designers. Fees differ, but the register treats everyone the same. Studios and freelancers share a chapter with different fee expectations.
Renewals are paid by UPI screenshots. Matching names to the ledger takes an evening. Site-office UPI rarely matches the firm master spelling.
Joining asks for a portfolio or GST. By AGM week half the links are dead. Portfolio links break between AGM seasons.
A material or vendor circular is forwarded until half the chapter never saw it. Vendor notes fork until half the chapter quotes old rates.
Attendance is a signature sheet while members are still at a handover. Handover weeks collide with general body dates.
A member needs a collaborator in another district and has to call three office bearers. Collaborators are found by calling office bearers, not by search.
These are live Associan capabilities your design chapter can turn on in a day.
A studio applies with firm name, GST if any, city and category from a phone between site visits, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
The documents your committee asks for stay with the member, not in a chat archive, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Set separate fees for studio, freelance and associate, each with its own duration, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Members pay online. Cash at the desk is recorded against the same member, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Post a vendor or meeting note once. Members read it in the app, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Members search other designers by city and category when they need a partner, so the committee is not rebuilding the same list every month.
Between site visits the honorary secretary opens a filtered list of studios due this month and mails each firm a payment link. Anyone who pays from the site office gets a numbered PDF before lunch.
A freelance designer finishes a client walkthrough, applies with GST and a portfolio link, and the committee decides that night — no paper form at the next sit-down.
Vendor shortlists from the last sitting remain on the board for studios that missed the hall meeting. At the AGM a volunteer scans member passes at the door. Unpaid firms are already filtered for follow-up, and the vendor note from last week is still on the notice board. Vendor shortlists from the last sitting remain on the board for studios that missed the hall meeting.
Every online or cash payment lands as a PDF against the correct studio.
Studios keep their own phone, city and category current.
One board holds material and meeting posts for the whole chapter.
The next office bearer logs in; there is no bag of prints to collect.
The same simple flow for every interior designer, set up for your association in about a day.
Post it in your group or on your letterhead. Each interior designer fills the form on their phone.
Firm details, GST and the documents your committee needs are uploaded with the application.
The committee approves and the fee is paid online, or recorded if paid by cash or cheque.
Membership number, PDF receipt, certificate and QR member pass are issued automatically.
AICR moved operator joining, fee collection, certificates and chapter-meet check-in onto one white-label app with its own name, logo and CIN on every PDF. Applications, document checks and payments that used to live in WhatsApp groups and spreadsheets now sit in one place the committee can see.
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