Hiera·Presentation & approval
Show the options. Get the yes.
The canvas is the presentation: renders side by side, the moodboard and palette next to them, one link for the client. The approval happens on the image and stays there, instead of dissolving into an email thread.
Serene Japandi Bedroom
Cream Armchair Bedroom
The deck, without the deck.
Options side by side
Two directions, one glance. The comparison IS the presentation.
The moodboard next to the render
Materials, palette and mood support the option they belong to.
One live link
No exports, no version five, final, FINAL. The link always shows the current state.
Approval on the image
The yes is pinned to the version it approves. It stays there.
How it works
- 1
Lay the options out
Arrange the renders, the moodboard and the palette so the comparison reads at a glance. The canvas holds it all.
- 2
Send one link
The client opens the file in the browser and sees it exactly as you left it. No account needed to view.
- 3
Collect the decision where it belongs
Comments land on the options themselves. The yes, the doubts and the revision requests all stay with the work.
Step by step, with screenshots: How to collect client feedback in Hiera Learn.
A slide deck is dead the moment you export it. The canvas is alive when the client opens it.
Questions
How do I present options to a client?
Arrange them side by side on the canvas: the renders, the moodboard, the material board and the palette in one view. Share the link, and the client sees the whole direction at once, not attachment by attachment.
Does the client need an account or software?
No. The link opens in the browser, like a Figma file. Viewing is open to anyone with the link; commenting takes a free sign-in.
How does approval actually happen?
The client comments on the version they choose, right on the image. The decision stays pinned to the option it refers to, so three weeks later nobody argues about which version was approved.
What about revisions after the presentation?
You change the chosen render in a sentence, next to the comment that asked for it. The revision lands beside the approved version, and the same link already shows it.
Can I keep rejected options?
Yes, and you should: they stay on the canvas as the record of what was explored. When the client circles back to "the second option", you point at it.
How much does it cost?
Hiera is free to use; you buy AI credits only when you generate. Presenting and sharing cost nothing.
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