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How it works

Six steps, from a goal to a sign-off

A predictable path from the first conversation to a signed-off closeout. You approve the versioned plan before anything is scheduled — a request is never a quote or a booking.

The six steps

From first conversation to closeout

  1. Share the goal and constraints
    You tell Shared Plan what you want, the property and its status, your timing and any constraints. This is a request, not a booking — nothing is priced yet.
  2. Shared Plan confirms project fit
    Shared Plan checks coverage, capacity and whether the work is in supported scope. Ineligible work is explained before any alternative is proposed — never quietly routed on.
  3. Review scope, parties, sequence and budget
    An assessment produces a readable plan: named work packages with one owner each, the disclosed participants, the sequence and a budget with allowances. Regulated work names an authorized party.
  4. Approve the versioned project plan
    You approve a specific version of the plan and its locked contract model. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it, and the model cannot switch silently afterward.
  5. Follow milestones, decisions and changes
    As work moves you follow the milestones, the selections due, and any change orders — each priced and approved before work continues, with a record of what changed and when.
  6. Review deficiencies and sign off
    A deficiency review closes the punch list, and you sign off at a walkthrough. The closeout record lists the final participants, the approved changes and the final budget.
Always visible

What you always see

At every step you can see who the contracting party is, who receives each payment, which businesses are expected on site, and what changed. Timelines distinguish a target from a scheduled date — no completion date is promised without participant confirmation.

A request records a preference for Shared Plan; it does not guarantee assignment. Shared Plan confirms fit, coverage and capacity first.

Start a project brief

Put every moving part on one shared plan.

Share the goal and constraints. Shared Plan confirms fit, then draws a plan with named parties, sequence and budget — for you to approve before anything is scheduled.

Start a project brief