1. Archicad Template* - A rebuilt, organisation-wide Archicad template with your workflows, drawing standards, layer structure, and semi-automated documentation outputs configured. Not a generic template. Built for how your practice works.
2. BIM Manual* - Your standard operating document for all future projects. Every person on your team can refer to this for modelling standards, file naming, layer usage, and coordination protocols. This is what ensures standards don't disappear when one person leaves.
3. Attribute Management System - A structured system to manage, control, and secure your Archicad attributes (materials, composites, surfaces, profiles). Prevents duplication, drift, and unauthorised editing. Secured via BIMcloud SaaS role definitions.
4. Library Organisation System - A process to keep your Archicad libraries light, clean, and robust. Controls duplication, eliminates missing library part errors, and makes your template portable across team members.
5. Team Role Definition Framework - A clear document defining every person's responsibilities in the BIM process. Who creates what. Who checks what. Who can edit the template. This protects your template, your IP, and your standards from being accidentally overwritten.
6. Coordination Process - A tested, live workflow for consultant coordination - including model sharing, drawing issue standards, and information handoff protocols with structural, MEP, and other consultants.

The BIM Manual is a written document that captures exactly how your organisation uses BIM - your modelling standards, file naming conventions, layer usage rules, drawing output procedures, and team responsibilities.

Without it, your BIM standards exist only in people's heads. When a team member leaves or a new person joins, the standards erode. Every new project starts with uncertainty about how things should be done.

With a BIM Manual, your standards are documented, teachable, and enforceable - regardless of team changes.

In Archicad, attributes are the building blocks of your model - materials, composites, surfaces, fill patterns, profiles. Over time, without a system, these multiply, duplicate, and drift across projects. Files become heavy and unpredictable.

The Attribute Management System is a structured approach to controlling this - defining which attributes exist, how they're named, who can create or edit them, and how they're secured. It's delivered as a configured setup within your Archicad environment, with role-based access managed through BIMcloud.

The practical result: cleaner files, lighter models, and outputs that are consistent across every project.

Your Archicad library contains all the objects, components, and parts your team places in models. Without a system, libraries grow large and unmanaged - full of duplicates, outdated objects, and missing parts that cause errors on other machines.

The Library Organisation System defines how your library is structured, what lives where, how duplicates are removed and prevented, and how the library is shared across your team reliably. The practical result is faster loading times, fewer errors, and a template that works the same way on every machine in your office.

This is a documented framework that defines every person's role in your BIM process - who models what, who sets up the template, who issues drawings, who coordinates with consultants, and who has editing rights to which parts of the Archicad environment.

Two things this protects:

• Your standards - so that no one accidentally overwrites the template or introduces inconsistency
• Your IP - your template is a significant asset; role-based access ensures it is protected from duplication or misuse

It also makes onboarding new team members significantly faster, because every role has a defined scope from Day 1.

No. The IND Template is a pre-built starting point - a high-quality, India-specific Archicad template available as a standalone product.

Within BIM Transformation Program™, we take that foundation and rebuild it into an organisation-specific template for your practice - configured for your project types, your drawing standards, your team structure, and your output requirements. It is a bespoke deliverable, not an off-the-shelf product.

Phase 1 - Foundation Setup : We begin by understanding your practice. Team structure, current pain points, BIM goals, project types, and what success looks like for you. We define clear metrics so the outcome of the program is measurable, not subjective.

Phase 2 - System Design : We design your BIM system - modelling standards, file structures, workflow definitions, template architecture, library organisation, and role definitions. This is the blueprint phase; nothing is built without a clear design first.

Phase 3 - Implementation : We apply the system on a live or pilot project alongside your team. This is where the standards are tested against real conditions, bottlenecks are resolved in real-time, and your team builds actual working habits - not just classroom knowledge.

Phase 4 - Optimisation : We review model performance, output quality, and coordination efficiency. KPIs are measured against the baseline set in Phase 1. We refine and hand over the final documented deliverables.

Your actual projects. This is a core principle of BIM Transformation Program™.

Standards that are only tested in a training environment often fail the moment they meet a real project. We implement and validate everything on live or recent work - so what you receive at the end is a system that has already been proven in your context.

If you are an existing BIM user, BIM Performance Index™ is strongly recommended first. It provides a diagnostic baseline - a clear picture of where your current setup is failing and what specifically needs to be fixed. BIM Transformation Program™ then works from that diagnosis.

If you are new to BIM, BPI™ is not required. In that case, the BIM Readiness Analysis™ is a more appropriate starting point - it determines what level of support your practice needs before transitioning.

If you are an existing user who wants to start BTP™ directly without BPI™, we can discuss this during the consultation - sometimes the situation is clear enough to proceed without a formal diagnostic.

It depends on where you are. 

For very small practices (under 5 people) that are new to BIM, the Archicad IND Template may be the right starting point rather than a full BIM Transformation Program™ engagement.

For firms that are already using BIM and experiencing performance problems, BIM Transformation Program™ is absolutely relevant - the system-building work applies regardless of team size.

The BIM Readiness Analysis™ will give you a clear, personalised recommendation within minutes.