ISO 19650 deliverable tracking · Autodesk Forma/ACC
From spreadsheet to TIDP in minutes
Generate the deliverables set from a catalog or import it from your Autodesk Forma/ACC folders. From there the status updates itself, and you see what's missing, what's due and what's blocking the site.
% on track
North Tower
Overdue
Blocking clash detection
Due ≤ 7 days
Across 4 disciplines
The problem
The plan lives in a spreadsheet nobody checks
The TIDP starts tidy and goes stale within a week. The real status is scattered across emails, chats and Forma/ACC folders. When the client asks, nobody knows for sure what's been delivered.
Stale spreadsheet
Everyone has their own version. None of them is the truth.
Status in the inbox
"Did you send it?" "Yes, last week." Nobody can find it.
Untraceable files
The drawing is in Forma/ACC, but nobody knows if it's the one that was planned.
Product
The whole delivery cycle, in one tool
Generate the TIDP, or import it from ACC
Generate the deliverables set from a curated catalog —by building type and discipline— or import it by parsing your Forma/ACC file names. With ISO 19650 code, format, owner and due date. No setup, no consulting.
The status updates itself from Forma/ACC
Link each deliverable to its real file: the first upload links itself and the status flips to delivered. If the name or format doesn't match the plan, we flag it.
Linked files · Forma/ACC
What blocks the site, first
Overdue, due soon and Forma/ACC mismatches, sorted by urgency. Action-first, not an endless list.
How it works
From project to tracking, in four steps
Model the project
Disciplines, RIBA stages, buildings and floors.
Generate the TIDP
The wizard builds the drawing set with your naming convention.
Link the files
Each drawing points to its real file in Forma/ACC.
Track status and alerts
What's missing, what's due and what blocks the site.
Who it's for
Built for the person doing the work
BIM Coordinator
Your workstation: what to approve, what's due and what's blocking the site, first.
Subcontractor
Arrives by email, sees only their deliverables, delivers in under two minutes.
BIM / Project Manager
Credible reports: progress and compliance by discipline for the client.
ISO 19650 traceability on every transition: versions, rejection notes and full history.
FAQ
What people usually ask
- Doesn't Autodesk Forma/ACC already do this?
- Forma/ACC stores files, versions them and coordinates models. What it doesn't have is a deliverables register: the list of what should be delivered —ISO code, format, owner, due date— reconciled against what's actually in the folders. Today that's solved by exporting to Power BI or Excel. MIDP Manager is that layer, and it keeps itself up to date.
- How is it different from Plannerly or Morta?
- Plannerly and Morta are broad and need configuring —templates, grids, services. MIDP Manager is the coordinator's opinionated board: it generates or imports the TIDP in minutes, couples natively to Forma/ACC and starts with no consulting. You can use them together: them to plan, us to execute and track.
- Does MIDP Manager modify my files in Forma/ACC?
- No. It reads with read-only permission (data:read). It links, compares and alerts, but never writes to your repository.
- What if my naming doesn't follow the ISO 19650 standard?
- The default codes are ISO 19650, but the naming is editable: you set the separator, segment order and per-option codes. When importing from ACC, a panel lets you map which segment of the name maps to each attribute.
- Do subcontractors have to pay?
- No. They come in invited by email, see only their deliverables and upload or link their file. The planned model is paid editors, free viewers/subs.
- What languages is it in?
- Spanish, English and French. Language is a per-user preference; emails and notifications go out in each recipient's language.
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