Dvina for Studios & Firms

Your craft.
The rest, handled.

The client’s numbers that don’t add up and the board deck due Monday: one assistant knows your work and runs the firm around it.

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Selena, an independent consultant, points at one bar of a printed chart in a client’s boardroom as the CFO, Wendell, laughs with relief. Her phone lies face-down on the table.
Dvina noticed: Their Q3 rows are counted twice. Prepare it or Later.Dvina noticed: Their Q3 rows are counted twice. Prepare it or Later.

Get the highlights.

  • Lydia shakes hands with the founder, Silas, over the signed statement of work. Dvina noticed: their redline changed the terms to net 90.Lydia shakes hands with the founder, Silas, over the signed statement of work. Dvina noticed: their redline changed the terms to net 90.

    Paid on your terms.

  • Renee hands the keys to Hugo and Celia on the porch of their new house. A week before, Dvina noticed: the loan approval expires before closing.Renee hands the keys to Hugo and Celia on the porch of their new house. A week before, Dvina noticed: the loan approval expires before closing.

    Closing day, on schedule.

  • Vivian and her associate, Reggie, walk down the courthouse steps laughing. Dvina noticed: the signed stipulation says 21 days, not the 30 in opposing counsel’s email.Vivian and her associate, Reggie, walk down the courthouse steps laughing. Dvina noticed: the signed stipulation says 21 days, not the 30 in opposing counsel’s email.

    Deadlines, never missed.

  • Keiko walks her client, Bennett, to her office door, his hand on his chest in relief. Dvina noticed: his Q4 estimate misses safe harbor.Keiko walks her client, Bennett, to her office door, his hand on his chest in relief. Dvina noticed: his Q4 estimate misses safe harbor.

    Tax season, ahead of the IRS.

Desiree, who runs a small remodeling firm, points up at a new header beam in a framed kitchen addition as the homeowner, Lorenzo, looks up, impressed.

Your software

At home in
your tools.

On the walkthrough, the change order is already priced from the supplier’s quote and ready for the owner to sign.

Right where the work is.

Dvina in a Mac window: the October close, reconciled, with two charges to review.Dvina in a Mac window: the October close, reconciled, with two charges to review.

The close, reconciled. In your books, with the two odd charges waiting for you.

Dvina on an iPhone: the disclosures for 418 Elm Street, two forms drafted.Dvina on an iPhone: the disclosures for 418 Elm Street, two forms drafted.

Every form, accounted for. The seller’s disclosure packet, checked against the state’s list; the two missing forms come drafted.

Dvina’s card: their redline, compared to our draft, three changes.Dvina’s card: their redline, compared to our draft, three changes.

Their redline, compared. Against your last version, before you reply: three changed clauses, each one marked.

Dvina on a Windows laptop: three doors on Level 2 are too narrow for the fire code.Dvina on a Windows laptop: three doors on Level 2 are too narrow for the fire code.

Works with Revit and AutoCAD. Through Autodesk’s own connectors: ask which doors miss the fire code, and the fixes come drafted for your OK.

Dvina in a Mac window, using the Mac: renewal form 12 of 12 in the agency’s desktop system.Dvina in a Mac window, using the Mac: renewal form 12 of 12 in the agency’s desktop system.

Any app on your Mac. Dvina works right in your agency’s own desktop system, even the old one, form by form.

Keep your days
for the craft.

Every practice

Knows
your field.

A lien waiver, an offer letter, a room block: Dvina knows the work of your trade and does it with you.

Grant hands a folder across a bakery counter to the owner, Yvette, who laughs. Dvina in a Mac window: workers’ comp, three new hires missing, update drafted.Grant hands a folder across a bakery counter to the owner, Yvette, who laughs. Dvina in a Mac window: workers’ comp, three new hires missing, update drafted.

A client mentioned three new hires in an email. Dvina sees they aren’t on her workers’ comp policy and drafts the payroll update before the audit.

Try asking: “Which policies renew in the next 60 days?”

And every other firm: notaries, translators and surveyors, too.

Corinne, who owns a small design agency, holds the studio’s glass door at 5:30 PM as two of her team step out laughing into the evening sun.

Running the firm

The office, handled.

It’s 5:30 and the studio is closing on time: the invoices went out, and tomorrow’s client brief is waiting.

Projects, hours, invoices and the client who still hasn’t paid: the part of the firm nobody went to school for.

  • Dvina’s card: the Miller job, on track, three items due Friday.Dvina’s card: the Miller job, on track, three items due Friday.

    Every project, answered. Ask where the Miller job stands, and Dvina answers from your tasks and project boards.

  • Dvina asks before it sends invoice #214 for $6,480 in QuickBooks, Allow or Reject.Dvina asks before it sends invoice #214 for $6,480 in QuickBooks, Allow or Reject.

    Hours into invoices. Your logged hours become an invoice in your own template, and it goes to QuickBooks or Xero when you approve.

  • Dvina’s card: the Miller job files, shared with anyone with the link, who can view them.Dvina’s card: the Miller job files, shared with anyone with the link, who can view them.

    One board. One link. Your team works on the same live board; your client sees the files you choose, by link, and nothing else.

  • Dvina noticed: invoice #198 is 30 days late.Dvina noticed: invoice #198 is 30 days late.

    Mornings, briefed. Before your first client: the invoice that’s 30 days late, with a friendly nudge already drafted.

Your own server

Keep it
in the building.

Client files that can’t leave the office don’t have to. Run Dvina on a Mac Studio or an NVIDIA DGX Spark in the back room, with local models doing the thinking.

A Mac Studio and an NVIDIA DGX Spark side by side on an oak shelf in a bright small office.

Your hardware, your models. Dvina runs on a small server you own, with local models that run right on it.

Client files stay in the office. What you ask, upload and connect stays on your own network.

Made for confidential work. Case files, tax returns and patient charts: keep every one of them in-house.

Good questions.

My kind of firm isn’t in the tabs. Is it for me?
Yes. Notaries, translators or surveyors: Dvina works with the files, mail and apps your practice already uses.
What would I ask it?
Whatever your day holds: “Which clients haven’t sent their W-2s yet?”, “What’s still missing for the Elm Street closing?”, “Compare their redline to our last version.” or “Check the client’s numbers before I build the deck.”
Does it work with Revit and AutoCAD?
Yes, through Autodesk’s own connectors for Revit and AutoCAD (Revit 2027.2 or later). Your other design tools work too: on your Mac, Dvina works right in any desktop program.
What does my client see?
Only what you share by link, like the plans or the draft for review. Your team’s boards stay with your team.
Do we need our own server?
No. Start free in the cloud. When client files must stay in the office, run Dvina on a Mac Studio or an NVIDIA DGX Spark there.

Get back to
your craft.

Account numbers, ID numbers and contact details are masked before the AI sees them. Sending, paying and deleting ask every time, and nothing you connect trains a model.

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