Projects split across email threads and mismatched spreadsheet versions lose an average of 6 hours a week to status meetings and version-chasing. Invite your whole team into one live Buildwiser model instead: architect, GC, owner, and analyst, all looking at the same numbers, updated the moment anything changes.
Shared Model Overview
Illustrative data, not a real project. Swap for a real product capture once available.
Architects, GCs, owners, and analysts see the same numbers, updated the moment anything changes.
A design change used to mean a new spreadsheet, a mass email, and a week of "did everyone see this" follow-ups. On Buildwiser, it means everyone's already looking at the update.
Illustrative comparison, not a measured benchmark.
Project Intake
Invite the architect, GC, owner, and anyone else who needs visibility, and assign exactly the access each role needs, before the first draft even goes out.
Envelope specs, budget line items, scenario swaps: every update posts to one shared activity feed the moment it's saved, so nobody finds out three weeks later.
Live Activity
Comments
Leave a comment on the exact line item, spec, or number in question, and tag whoever needs to answer it. No more digging through an email thread to find which version someone was even talking about.
Every saved version stays on record, so if a number looks off, you can see exactly which version it came from and who saved it.
Version History
Shared Project Report
Generate a shareable project report straight from the live model, so the architect, GC, and owner are always looking at the same numbers, not three different exports from three different dates.
As many as the project needs. Architects, GCs, owners, analysts, and anyone else with a stake in the numbers can be invited, at no extra cost per seat.
Access is assigned per role at invite. Some roles get full edit access, others get view-only, and you can change either at any time.
Yes. Each stakeholder gets their own login, so every action in the shared model is attributed to the person who made it.
Every save appears in the project's Live Activity feed and Version History, with a timestamp and the name of whoever made the change.
The model flags the conflict and shows both versions side by side, so your team resolves it together instead of guessing which version is current.
Free directional numbers in minutes, no call required.