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    Arch Essentials | Templates
    @arch_essentials
    May 25
    Most architects manage their firms using static spreadsheets. But spreadsheets don't talk to each other. When your client data, consultant fees, and project phases live in separate files, you're constantly fighting manual data entry. There is a much cleaner way. 🧵
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    @arch_essentials
    May 24
    For freelance architects and new small firms, tools like Excel or Google Sheets are usually the default for tracking finances. But spreadsheets aren't databases. They break easily, don't link information, and quickly turn into an administrative bottleneck. 🧵
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    @arch_essentials
    May 22
    The biggest trap for freelance architects and new small firms isn't a lack of talent—it’s a lack of structural visibility. Most start out tracking project milestones and expenses in disjointed spreadsheets, thinking they'll fix the backend "when they get bigger."
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    @arch_essentials
    May 21
    Most architects I know are incredible at design but hate the backend—the AIA phase tracking, the consultant fees, the manual spreadsheet entries. It’s usually where the stress (and the profit loss) happens. I’ve been working on a cleaner way to manage the practice. 🏗️
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