Who Uses Archinet?

Bill

Meet Bill

Bill manages over 10,000,000 SF of Corporate Real Estate.

He always needs the latest information on his construction projects. In the past, staying up-to-date was not always easy. He often had to rely on email or phone calls to his design and construction teams to make sure his plans were current.

Now things are easier. He owns all his information through Archinet Projects.

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Laura

Meet Laura

Laura is responsible for over 500 global retail locations.

Laura used to have problems administering changes to design standards across every new project location. A spec would be issued, and she would have to email every project team individually to make sure it was implemented.

Now things are easier. Implementation is streamlined through Archinet Projects.

See how Laura streamlines her projects

Adam

Meet Adam

Adam is a facility manager for a Fortune 500 company.

Adam needs a good way to share project information with all the teams who work for him. It drove him crazy because they all used a different ftp or cloud-based storage app, each one with a different login and password.

Now things are easier. Adam shares all his documents through Archinet Projects.

See how Adam shares his projects

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43,965

Professionals

226,452

Projects

9,436

Companies

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Archinet Projects

Own Your Projects

Our flagship product, launched in 2005, sought to simplify the architectural design and construction process by creating a central repository for all project information. We’ve continuously improved upon the app in the last 10 years and it has grown into a more robust tool for managing and monitoring your project in real-time.

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Archinet Bids

Bidding Made Simple

Bidding out projects shouldn’t require numerous zip files and separate channels to maintain confidentiality. Archinet Bids enables you to fully oversee the entire process in a centralized hub while maintaining strict confidentiality between bidders.

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My File Bank

Your Personal File Hub

Organize and manage personal project files in Archinet File Bank prior to launching to other team members. Easily distribute files within our apps directly from any device or connect to your Dropbox or Google Drive accounts.

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What is Archinet?

Control your projects from anywhere

Archinet develops cloud-based software for real estate owners, end users, and AEC professionals to own, streamline, and share project information. It is our core belief that the client who pays for the construction of a project should always have easy access to documents, bid packages, schedules, budgets, and every other detail that you may need to know in future years to come.

Own. Streamline. Share.

Archinet was started in 2003 by a group of industry professionals who were frustrated by the complexity of tools that were available to manage the project delivery process. Conceived and built by architectural professionals, Archinet empowers you to own all facets of the project, streamline the design and delivery process, and log all project-related communications no matter where you are using a suite of helpful apps.

From the very beginnning, Archinet set out to create a simple tool for clients of the AEC industry to finally own all of their project information. It is our core belief that the client who pays for the construction of a project should always have access to documents, bid packages, schedules, budgets, and every other detail that you may need to know in future years to come.

Technology has changed over the years, and our applications continue to improve. Every improvement we consider is measured against one basic concept - is it simple?