01Projex
Project delivery
Design workflows with client approvals, then publish sets, submittals, RFIs, changes, pay applications, and field reports — the whole delivery record in one place.
Now open · Architecture project delivery
One platform.
Built with
Founding Firms.
One workspace from the first lead through construction administration and the final pay application. Start today and your first project is running this afternoon.
No credit card required. Lock $119 per user, per month, all-in — for life.
The platform
Three connected areas, one source of truth
02Funnel
Business development
Lead forms on your website, speed-to-lead follow-up, pipelines, booking pages that coordinate multiple calendars, and email campaigns.
03Financial
Firm financials
Fee budgets, timesheets, invoicing, expenses, and realization / profit / forecast reporting — built around how architecture fees actually work.
Publish Sets + drawing intelligence
Process issued drawings, repair page artifacts, read title blocks, track revision data, and surface sheet cross-references from the register.
Submittal & RFI review, with AI
Stamp and mark up PDFs in the browser — no Bluebeam seat needed. ARK reads each submittal against your project's own specs and hands back findings you accept in one click, and drafts RFI responses from the project record.
Design scheduling & staffing
An architect-friendly Gantt with the people attached — assign tasks, see who is loaded and who is free, and watch completion roll up to the schedule instead of chasing it in a meeting.
Client portal built in
Deliverables, 3D models, and live progress on the schedule and task completion — with feedback and approvals captured against the record, behind the client's own secure login.
Open to everyone
The public bidding room
Contractors and the public can browse open invitations to bid, see due dates and bid openings, and review posted results — no account required. Private and invitation-only bids stay private.
Provenance
Built by architects
ARK Projex is shaped inside A. Beazley Architecture’s daily practice: issuing sets, answering contractor questions, reviewing submittals, coordinating consultants, and keeping clients informed without forcing architectural work into generic project-management software.