Connect BIM issues and model references to accountable review, RFIs, document updates, changes, field actions, verification, and project controls while BIM authoring stays in the team’s modeling environment.
Trained business administrators can change project fields, status rules, roles, routes, reminders, filtered views, and dashboards while specialist scheduling, accounting, BIM, payroll, safety, and engineering systems retain their authority.
See construction management softwareCarry a model-based issue into the project decision and field action that resolves it.
The workflow record should identify project, discipline, model or drawing reference, revision, level or zone, issue type, description, screenshot or link, originator, and required response date.
Assign the architect, engineer, contractor, trade, or owner representative responsible for the response. Return incomplete issues and preserve comments, clarifications, dates, and decision history.
A response may require a drawing update, submittal revision, change evaluation, procurement hold, new field task, inspection, or schedule recovery. Create explicit linked actions rather than closing the issue at the answer.
Close the workflow only when the required model or document update, field correction, inspection, and evidence are complete. Dashboards should show aging, repeated issue types, impact, and unresolved downstream actions.
Keep specialist model and document capabilities authoritative while connecting accountable operational work.
Use the actual systems and roles that will own each step.
The integration is useful only when the model reference, project decision, downstream action, and verification stay connected.
Name the BIM/CDE source, record IDs, revisions, roles, and response targets.
Test an incomplete issue, overdue response, design change, commercial impact, and field verification.
Review aging, returns, impact, unresolved actions, and implementation verification.
Run the normal path and a late, blocked, returned, rejected, over-budget, or incomplete case with the roles the project actually uses.
Use real projects, locations, packages, parties, dates, impacts, evidence, exceptions, and decisions. A focused template is useful only when it remains connected to the broader project chain.
Construction Daily Report FormUse a construction daily report form to capture site progress, labor and equipment usage, weather, delay notes, issues, photos, and follow-up.
Construction Request for Information FormUse a construction RFI form to capture field questions, drawing references, spec clarifications, reviewer routing, due dates, and response status.
Submittal RegisterUse a submittal register template to track packages, spec sections, reviewer turnaround, approval status, revision history, and overdue reviews.
Change Order FormCollect change order details, supporting files, and review notes in one structured form.
Punch List FormUse a punch list form to track closeout defects, assignees, photo evidence, due dates, repair notes, reinspection status, and owner review.Jodoo is not a BIM authoring, federation, clash-detection, native model-viewing, or common data environment product. It can manage configurable issue, review, action, impact, and verification workflows around BIM and document references held in the specialist platform.
Keep the original issue and model reference, then create a linked RFI when a technical answer is required or a linked change record when scope, cost, time, or contractual authority may change. Do not treat an issue response as automatic commercial approval.
Track issue aging, responsible party, response performance, discipline and location, repeated issue types, potential cost or schedule impact, downstream actions, and whether accepted decisions were implemented and verified.
