Welcome to Scope
A quick orientation to the platform, how projects, scopes, and your library fit together.
- Understand the core building blocks of Scope
- See how budgets connect to scopes
- Find your way around the workspace
User Resources
Short, practical walkthroughs that help designers and their teams get more out of Scope, from your first project to advanced budgeting and client collaboration.
These tutorials are open to everyone, whether you are already a Scope user or evaluating the platform. New walkthroughs are added regularly, so check back as the library grows.
The essentials for setting up your workspace and your first project.
A quick orientation to the platform, how projects, scopes, and your library fit together.
Create a project, set its parameters, and invite collaborators in a few minutes.
Move between projects, scopes, and your trade library with confidence.
Turn a design concept into a precise, transparent scope and budget.
Add line items, quantities, and categories to build a clear scope of work.
Assemble a budget with tiered pricing, trade costs, and contingencies that holds up.
Create options and versions so clients can choose with full visibility.
Share work, collect approvals, and keep clients informed throughout the project.
Send a view-only link so clients can review a scope without a full account.
Manage comment threads, approvals, and change orders in one place.
Use notes, flags, and notifications so decisions stay tied to the work.
Build a reusable trade library that speeds up every future scope.
Add vendors, SKUs, and lead times so sourcing is repeatable and accurate.
Use good, better, and best tiers to present clear options across a scope.
Turn your best scopes into templates and duplicate them for new projects.
No. These tutorials are open to everyone, including prospective users evaluating Scope and existing customers learning new features.
Yes. Every tutorial in this library is free to watch, with no signup required.
We add new walkthroughs regularly as features ship and as common questions come in. Check back whenever you want to go deeper on a workflow.
Absolutely. If there is a workflow you would like to see covered, let us know and we will prioritize it for the next batch of tutorials.