Run a Low-Risk Pilot Before You Decide
Test connected project knowledge on a real project — without disrupting delivery.
A TRACE pilot is designed to answer one simple question:
Does clearer, connected project knowledge actually reduce friction in daily work?
The pilot focuses on learning and proof — not rollout.
What a pilot is
One real, active project
Uses your existing systems
Time-boxed and measurable
Focused on clarity, not tooling
What a pilot is not
Not a system replacement
Not a portfolio-wide rollout
Not a long-term commitment
Not a generic demo
What Teams Usually Test in a Pilot
Decision clarity
Can teams quickly see what was decided, why, and based on what?
Search confidence
Can teams find answers without rechecking, asking, or verifying?
System connection
Do BIM, documents, and decisions reinforce each other instead of fragmenting?
What Success Looks Like
Success is defined upfront, in practical terms that teams recognize.
Fewer repeated questions
Less time spent searching or verifying
Clearer handovers and decisions
Higher confidence in what's current and correct
Pilot FAQs
What do you need from us to run a pilot?
Access to one project and agreement on what "success" means.
How long does a pilot take?
Typically weeks, not months — scoped to fit delivery reality.
Does this require IT involvement?
Minimal. TRACE works with existing systems.
Is our data safe?
Yes. TRACE respects ownership, permissions, and compliance boundaries.
What happens after the pilot?
You decide — scale, refine, or stop.
Explore a TRACE Pilot on Your Terms
Scheduling a pilot is about understanding fit — not making a commitment.
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