See the project
you're paying for.
When your architect or project team invites you to a project in Project Arc, you work from the same underlying record — with access limited to what your organization has been given.
ONE PROJECT RECORD.
YOUR VIEW OF IT.
Project visibility
See the project information your design team shares with you — issued drawings and specifications, published schedule milestones and current status — in one place instead of scattered email.
Decisions and changes
Follow instructions, changes and formal pricing as they move through review, with the history of who responded and when.
Bids and tenders
Your architect can run tender packages, addenda, bidder information and evaluations in the same project record, so the tender history stays with the project you will own.
Team accountability
Records show who asked, who reviewed and who responded, while each organization keeps its own permissions and formal responsibilities.
Organized handover
Closeout documents — deficiencies, O&M manuals, warranties and record documents — build on the project record that already exists, and can be exported as a readable archive.
From tender to the keys, on one record.
The project doesn't restart at each phase. What was tendered, what changed during construction and what was handed over all trace back to the same project.
- Tender Package
- Award
- Instruction / Change
- Substantial Completion
- Closeout Documents
You see what's shared with you.
Owners join a project as an invited organization. The inviting team chooses which areas you can access — such as issued drawings and specifications, RFIs, instructions and changes, formal pricing, published schedule milestones or closeout documents. Private firm records stay private.
ONE PROJECT.
CLEAR HANDOVER.
See how your project team could share Project Arc with you.