cmBuilder is a 100% web-based logistics and construction planning platform that enables teams to create 3D site plans and 4D site simulations for construction projects. Designed to be quick to deploy and easy to use, it helps users plan, visualize, coordinate, and collaborate on everything from early-stage site logistics to detailed sequencing, while making it easy to share plans with stakeholders.
Use Cases
cmBuilder supports a wide range of construction planning and coordination uses and outputs, including:
- Site logistics plan: Capture existing conditions, plan earthworks, access, equipment placement and more.
- 4D schedule simulation: Link building models to schedules to simulate sequencing and project timelines.
- Stakeholder presentations: Create and share presentations and interactive simulations to improve understanding and alignment.
- Pre-construction planning: Develop, evaluate and optimize strategies before construction begins.
- Marketing and proposal support: Assist marketing teams in creating visuals for proposals and bids.
Who Uses cmBuilder
cmBuilder is used by a wide range of construction professionals at General Contractors and Specialty Subs involved in planning, coordination, execution, estimating and marketing. Typical users include:
- VDC (Virtual Design and Construction) teams who develop and manage digital construction models.
- Project managers responsible for planning, tracking, and delivering projects.
- Superintendents and site teams who manage on-site execution and logistics.
- Pre-construction teams who develop bids, evaluate project feasibility, and plan construction strategies.
The platform is designed to support collaboration across these roles, ensuring all stakeholders work within a shared environment thanks a fully browser-based experience — with no local software installation required; and access for unlimited users with all subscription tiers.
Video Overview
This video provides a quick overview of cmBuilder, showing how the platform works and how it can be used for construction planning.
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