How do BIMWorkplace subscriptions work?
Overview
BIMWorkplace uses a flexible subscription model, designed to adapt to different types of companies and projects in the construction industry.
Clients can choose from different license forms and activate only the necessary modules.
Licensing models
1. Per-user license
In this model, each user has an active license and can access multiple projects.
Suitable for:
Internal teams
Companies with multiple simultaneous projects
Organizations requiring continuous access
2. Per-project license
In this model, the license is assigned to the project, allowing an unlimited number of users within that context.
Suitable for:
Specific projects with multiple stakeholders
Consortiums
Temporary external teams
Available modules
BIMWorkplace is composed of different modules that can be activated as needed:
Collaboration
Issue management, team communication, and problem tracking.
Explorer
Visualization and management of BIM model data, including properties and structure.
Insights
Dashboards and data analysis for decision-making support.
CDE (Common Data Environment)
Document management, versioning, and control of project information.
Plan structure
Each module can have different tiers, generally:
Standard: Essential features
Champion: Advanced features and increased capacity
Prices vary based on:
The number of users or projects
Active modules
The chosen plan tier
Subscription management
Administrators can:
Activate or deactivate modules
Add or remove users
Change license type
Monitor platform usage
Billing
Monthly or annual payment
Discount applied to annual plans
Centralized billing per company
Best practices
Start with essential modules and adapt as needed
Use the per-project license for initial phases or pilots
Monitor usage to optimize costs
Support
If you have questions about your subscription or need to adjust your plan, please contact the support team via chat or email.
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