Engineering project workspace

Enginuity

Keep the brief, design submissions, review actions and project documents together. Complete design work in your specialist tools, then bring the files into Enginuity to coordinate review, construction and handover.

Who can use Enginuity?

Find your role and the work this tool can help with.

Practicing engineers

Keep the brief, design outputs, revision history and project documents connected through review and handover.

Engineering firms and project leads

Coordinate submissions, responsibilities, review actions and agreed deliverables without losing the earlier versions.

Enginuity project coordination workspace showing retained submission versions, original design files, review decisions and agreed deliverables in an example project
Example project workspace · original submissions and retained revisions · owner-controlled review

What you can do with Enginuity

Keep the project, its evidence and its decisions together.

  • Project brief, agreed scope, responsibilities and deliverables
  • Original design files and versioned submissions
  • PDF and IFC review with tracked actions
  • Writing Studio, saved document revisions and supported exports
  • Project Copilot with source-linked context and reviewed proposals

The working sequence

  1. 01

    Record the brief, design basis, responsibilities and agreed deliverables.

  2. 02

    Complete the design in its specialist application and receive the existing reports, drawings and models as a versioned submission.

  3. 03

    Review the exact files with colleagues, respond to actions and retain earlier versions when the design changes.

  4. 04

    Prepare project documents, link reviewed evidence to the agreed scope and carry the record through handover.

Before you use the results

Design and engineering verification remain in the specialist tools and with the responsible engineer. Project acceptance records a coordination decision, not a certification of adequacy. Copilot proposals require human review; available workflows depend on the account and deployed workspace release.

What else does your project need?

Continue with the related task. Each tool has its own inputs and review requirements.

Is this the right tool for your project?

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