Infowright

For information managers on ISO 19650 projects

Know what is late before the client does.

Infowright checks your delivery plan against the programme and against what is really in the CDE. Every Monday, each task team gets a short email with what they owe.

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The project overview: planned, delivered, overdue and due soon, deliveries by month and a timeline of milestones and programme activities

1 plan, checked against reality

Every container in your MIDP and TIDPs is matched with the CDE by name, status and revision. Delivered, in progress, or not there at all, for each milestone.

The programme, built in

Link deliveries to Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project activities. When an activity finishes after the delivery is due, you see it weeks ahead, not on the day.

Reminders that chase for you

Each task team gets its own overdue and upcoming deliveries by email, every week. No account needed on their side, and replies come to you.

Names right the first time

Your naming convention, status codes and revisions are checked on every container name, in the plan and in the CDE, with a clear reason when one is wrong.

Set up in an afternoon

  1. Naming and statuses Start from the UK National Annex or paste a real name to build your own.
  2. Task teams The teams delivering information, their codes and who to remind.
  3. Deliverables Import your MIDP or TIDP from Excel, or build it in Infowright.
  4. Programme and CDE Import the programme and a CDE export. Infowright does the checking.
The deliverables list with CDE and programme checks for each container Task teams with their codes, contacts and weekly reminders

Speaks ISO 19650

MIDP and TIDP, task teams and originators, milestones, suitability status codes, P and C revisions, LOIN. Infowright uses the words your appointment uses, and works with the CDE you already have: Autodesk Construction Cloud, Viewpoint, Aconex and others, through a plain export.

Your next Monday, sorted.

Free while in beta. Bring a real TIDP, or start with the sample project.