Having an ISO compliant Common Data Environment means that your company and projects are following leading best practices for BIM which offers project efficiency and profitability.

Following compliance standards gives an audit trail tracking change management and disputes. Furthermore, auditing capabilties extend to contractual compliance to audit BIM models, confirming that BIM execution plans and guidelines are being met.

Secure access protects IP and assures only the right people are accessing project data, deliverables and lifecycle visibility. Project lifecylces enforces compliances, manages approvals and stores version and revisions history. By implementing ISO compliant lifecylces, gives the ability to store and create suitability snapshots while the project continues on in the ‘Work in Progress’ phase, providing disciplines the latest revision.

Centralised project collaboration on designs, with model and drawing comparison, tracking comments and mark-ups, raising RFI’s and issues, has everyone on the same page with a single source of truth.

Automated systems extracts vital information from the model, exports deliverables (PDF, DWG, IFC, etc.), latest Schedules for bill of quantities and datasheets for facilities management.

Finally, reporting on project health, performance and usage, give management insight into behaviours, employee productivity and highlights potential issues giving BIM managers the opportunity to proactively respond before it becomes a problem.