Fees, RIBA stages, resources, drawing revisions, issue packages, site visits and project financials use the same project record. Your team can trace each decision back to the work and files it affected.
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Stage health, fee burn, due deliverables, drawing issues, client decisions and site actions sit together. Select a figure to open the records behind it.
Architect practice command centre showing live commissions, fee position, issue releases, approvals and delivery risks
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Select approved revisions, assign an explicit subset to each recipient and complete the configured human approvals. Raq.com then freezes the source set and generates the issue sheet, transmittal, manifest and recipient packages from it.
A released package keeps its controlled revisions, permitted use, recipient list and acknowledgement history. Later uploads can't replace it.
Accepted scope, fees, hours, programme and deliverables stay together. Variations and forecasts update the current position without rewriting what the client accepted.
Qualify work, check conflicts and capacity, build stage fees from roles and hours, approve the commercial position and record client acceptance.
Use stages 0 to 7 or add work packages. Each stage keeps its programme, fee, hours, outputs, decisions, gate exceptions and immutable close snapshot.
Plan named people or provisional roles by week. Approved time updates stage hours, labour cost, fee burn and the remaining forecast. Resource and time records are in beta.
Keep a stable drawing number, immutable revisions, title-block checks, status and purpose codes, QA decisions, supersession and issue history.
Track original and current fee, approved variations, commitments, WIP, earned fee, invoices, payments and forecast margin by stage. Project finance records are in beta, so reconcile statutory accounts in your accounting system.
Record peer reviews, design risk, Building Regulations duties, CDM evidence, planning constraints and retention without turning a model suggestion into certification.
Photos, observations, responsible parties and due dates form the visit record. Issuing the report freezes an exact snapshot, and later changes or closures go into a superseding visit.
Prepare a visit, record observations with photo evidence, a responsible party and a due date, and close each one with a named rationale before the report is issued.
Generate a report under your practice name from confirmed observations. The snapshot records its controlled version, recipients and issue time.
Keep technical queries, RFIs, submittals, instructions, changes, delays, certificates and completion evidence in numbered registers. Issued records require a superseding correction.
The assistant can draft a fee scope, find a brief gap, read a title block or prepare site-report text. It cites the records it used and stops before the professional action.
Use sketches, site photos, massing views and material references with explicit rights and provenance. Compare variants, retain prompts and inputs, and label generated work as concept material until a person approves sharing.
AI can create project and issue drafts through the API or MCP. The built-in assistant can't approve a revision, freeze an issue, authorise release, certify, sign, submit or close a professional record, and formal API actions are recorded against the named person whose token is used.
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Capability register
This page and the application use the same reviewed register. A provider name or roadmap item does not count as a working connection.
Workflow
LiveBriefs, fees, programmes, deliverables, decisions and stage gates share one project record.
Workflow
LiveApproved revisions and recipient packages remain frozen with acknowledgement history.
Finance
BetaProject fees, time, WIP and forecast records exist; full practice cash and close controls remain open.
Integration
PlannedProvider OAuth and automatic project filing are not released.
Integration
Adapter onlyLocal adapter contracts exist without a production statutory-ledger connection.
Integration
Adapter onlyThe delivery contract exists but is not released as a production connection.
Integration
PlannedNative design-tool sync, model viewing and true offline field editing are not released.
Platform
LiveArchitect Workspace exposes the portfolio minimum across list, search, get, draft creation, update, stage transition and governed project export.
It covers pipeline, fee proposals, RIBA stages, resources, time, project financials, drawing revisions, issue packages, approvals, site reports and contract-administration records. Resources, time and project financials are in beta, and your accounting and design-authoring systems remain the source for the work they handle.
Internal account members use paid licences. Clients, consultants and contractors can receive restricted links or portal access without becoming paid internal users.
No. Release freezes the exact revision files, recipients, issue sheet, transmittal and technical package manifest. A correction needs a new or superseding issue.
No. AI can extract metadata, find inconsistencies and prepare drafts with source links. Named people approve, issue, certify, sign, submit and close professional records.
Yes, where your practice has the right to use them. Keep completed forms on the project record and save your own fee services and proposal clauses as practice templates. Raq.com doesn't redistribute licensed forms.
Yes. Imports run through mapping, validation, duplicate review and reconciliation before records become authoritative. You can export the structured data and original files again.
Send us your current project, drawing and fee workflow. We will identify what can be imported, where information is duplicated and which controls need a person to review.
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