Changelog
The latest improvements and fixes shipped to Arcarrow.
See the invoice as it looks in the project
The time-tracking-invoicing page now shows a product preview of the invoice your client receives — labor grouped by phase, reimbursable expenses alongside, and a numbered PDF ready to download.
See client sign-offs as they look in the project
The client-sign-offs page now shows a product preview of the Sign-offs tab — a pending request reminding itself next to a timestamped yes from the client, in the same project chrome you'll actually open.
See the current drawing set as it looks in the project
The current-drawing-set page now shows a product preview of the Drawings tab — issued revisions next to drafts still in the studio, with the same discipline packages your client and contractor open.
Sign-off reminders open the right page
Reminder emails for a pending client sign-off now link straight to the project's Sign-offs section. Requests sent before the project pages moved were still nudging clients to the old address.
Asana for architects, compared honestly
There's a new comparison page for firms on Asana (or thinking about it): where a generic task board is enough, and where you need drawing sets, written sign-offs, and AI-drafted paperwork instead. Read it at /compare/asana.
Monday.com for architects, compared honestly
If you're weighing Arcarrow against Monday.com, there's now a page that lays out both sides — feature by feature, including the boards, automations, and guest access Monday.com does that Arcarrow doesn't. Read it at /compare/monday-com.
Notion for architects, compared honestly
There's a new page for firms running on Notion that says where a flexible workspace wins — and where Arcarrow's project layer fits instead. Read Arcarrow vs Notion at /compare/notion.
An honest Arcarrow vs BQE CORE comparison
If you're weighing Arcarrow against BQE CORE, there's now a page that lays out both sides — feature by feature, including the accounting, staffing, CRM, and payments work BQE CORE does that Arcarrow doesn't. Read it at /compare/bqe-core.
An honest look at project management software for architects
There's a new comparison page that sorts the market the way firms actually shop — ERP, firm ops, generic task tools, and Arcarrow's project layer — and says who each one is for. Read it at /compare.
An honest Arcarrow vs Monograph comparison
If you're weighing Arcarrow against Monograph, there's now a page that lays out both sides — feature by feature, including the staffing, pipeline, QuickBooks, and payments work Monograph does that Arcarrow doesn't. Read it at /compare/monograph.