Create a detailed roadmap and timeline
Plan and prepare for data migration
Collect feedback and adjust configurations
Establish ongoing support and continuous improvement strategies
This phased rollout helps reduce risk, improve adoption, and tailor the system to your organization’s evolving needs.
Accelerated timeline: Around 6 months (chosen by about 30% of firms)
CMiC allows companies to tailor the platform extensively:
Custom reports and dashboards can be built using CMiC’s BI tools.
This is ideal for firms with unique business models or niche requirements.
Users can add custom fields to existing forms and objects to capture specific data.
Common integrations include Microsoft Office 365, Procore, Autodesk BIM 360, and Bluebeam.
Tools like Translation Manager allow for multilingual support and regional customization.
CMiC uses a subscription-based pricing model, but there are several cost components to consider:
Level of customization
Timeline: 3 to 12 months depending on complexity
May involve internal development or third-party consultants
Consulting Sessions: Often billed separately, especially for complex setups or training
CMiC provides a wide range of resources to help users learn the system effectively:
Covers core areas like financials, project controls, mobile apps, and integrations
Ideal for onboarding and self-paced learning
Great for networking and learning from real-world use cases
May include personalized sessions depending on your service tier
CMiC employs a multi-layered approach to protect sensitive business data:
Includes internal audits and regular evaluations to maintain high standards
Focuses on confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data
Customizable security groups and Treeviews for granular data access
Ongoing education on cybersecurity and data protection policies
CMiC maintains and improves its platform through regular updates:
Include new features, performance enhancements, and module upgrades
Often released monthly or bi-monthly depending on need
CMiC emphasizes customer control over their data, especially in compliance with regulations like GDPR. Here’s what that typically includes:
Ownership: Customers retain ownership of their data. CMiC acts as a data processor, meaning it handles data on behalf of the customer but doesn’t claim rights over it.
The data can be exported in structured formats like CSV, XML, JSON, or RDF.
CMiC’s cloud-based architecture and modular design allow organizations to adjust usage as their needs evolve:
Adjusting service tiers
Support for Growth: CMiC offers tools for capacity planning, workflow automation, and performance monitoring to ensure smooth scaling.
Renewal pricing may remain consistent or be subject to adjustment based on market conditions or usage.
If CMiC cancels an event or service (e.g., CONNECT conference), clients may receive credit toward future services rather than refunds.
CMiC aligns with several key compliance frameworks relevant to enterprise software and construction industries:
Customers retain ownership of their data, with CMiC acting as a processor.
SOC 2 focuses on trust principles like confidentiality, availability, and integrity.
CMiC may align with ISO 27001 for information security management, though specific certification status should be confirmed directly.
Labor law compliance, including ILO guidelines
