Firms like Gensler and Perkins Eastman don't design a building — you shape blocks, campuses, and districts, with dozens of consultants and hundreds of open loops per phase. IIVY joins the team: it talks to your studios, your clients, and your consultants — chasing the inputs you need and the answers you owe — over phone, text, and email. Not a chatbot. A teammate that never leaves the office.
From a tenant fit-out to a master-planned locality, IIVY holds the whole thing — every discipline, every building, every deadline — in one reconciled worldview.
Internal and external — IIVY works every thread the program runs on.
“You owe RFI-214 a response by Thursday. Your structural engineer hasn't sent input — I called him this morning; he'll have it Wednesday.” The same watchfulness a GC uses to chase answers in, aimed at everything your firm owes out.
For a design firm, the contemporaneous record is E&O protection. IIVY builds it automatically — event, evidence, decision, outcome, cited — so when a directive or a response is questioned, the record already exists, and it can't be written after the fact.
The other half of the platform. Pre-check your permit set across 12 code domains, fix the objections the city would raise — egress, occupancy, accessibility, envelope — and submit once instead of three times.
Your real consultants, submittals, and client threads — disclosed, governed by your rules, one program to start, live the same day.