Introduction
The sidebar is organized around the core cycle of Performance Driven Construction Management (PDCM). The platform follows the same flow that high performing teams use on-site. You measure performance, understand what drives it, and then act to improve it. The three folders reflect this loop: Track, Analyze, and Optimize.
1. Track
Track is the first step of PDCM. You begin by measuring actual progress so everyone sees the real state of the project.
Examples of what you can access
Progress Overview
Shows current installation status across the project.
Timeline
Shows progress on a gantt chart.
Trades
Shows performance per trade and helps teams stay aligned.
Explorer
Shows 360 images over time and compared to 3D model.
3D Viewer
Shows 3D model of activities including installation status.
Why this matters
Track creates a single source of truth, shows what actually happened on site, before any analysis or insights It removes guesswork and anchors every discussion in facts.
2. Analyze
Once performance is visible, the next step is to understand the causes. Analysis helps you dig deeper and identify what is blocking progress.
Examples of what you can access
Schedule Status
Shows how current progress lines up with the schedule.
Line of Balance
Compares activity progress and highlights bottlenecks and open work areas.
Completed Quantities
Shows detailed quantity output for each trade or activity.
Why this matters
Analysis shows where things are stuck and you are able to go find out why and how to remove the blockers.
3. Optimize
After understanding what is happening and why, you can act. Optimize supports proactive planning and mitigation.
Examples of what you can access
Targets
Allows you to set milestones and goals.
Work Plan
Create work tasks and track with actual progress.
Loose Ends
Shows where you have left work behind and the ability to create tasks to complete them.
Deviations
Highlights installation or workflow deviations that impact delivery.
Work Ready Areas
Shows areas ready for the next trade or activity.
Why this matters
Optimize turns insight into action.
Teams adjust labor, sequence, or resource allocation with confidence.
4. Configuration Center
The Configuration Center supports the foundation of the digital twin so the three PDCM stages stay accurate.
What you can do
View project inputs of schedule and model
View and edit project structure components such as activities, trades, systems, and segments
Why this matters
Good setup protects data quality.
It keeps insights reliable and minimizes downstream friction.