Due diligence, a property condition assessment, new-development acceptance, a management takeover — one workspace per deal. Walk the asset, fill the data room, and hand the owner a report they can defend. When they operate, the same file promotes into live FixGrid.
The type sets the workstreams the project opens with, how findings are classified, and the report it produces. Mixed composes from the others.
Lender-grade document request list and questionnaire, unit sampling on Fannie Mae conventions, site walk, findings desk, and a due-diligence memo.
Systems walk, capital / remaining-useful-life reserve table, a 3% per year inflated view, and a Property Condition Report structured to an ASTM E2018 baseline framework.
100% unit acceptance walks, walk-2 verification, punch attribution, a common-area walk, and an Acceptance Summary with portion / TCO register and warranty / closeout index.
Day-one operations document chase, a 30 / 60 / 90 startup countdown, a site walk, and vacant-unit walks so day one is not a scavenger hunt.
Pick workstreams from Due Diligence, PCA, Takeover, and Acceptance so the workspace matches the engagement you actually won — not a nearest-fit template.
A secure client data room with recipient upload links, phone-first field walks — offline-capable on due-diligence and PCA engagements — versioned reports on locked limitations language, and reliance letters.
Six beats from the day you are hired to the day the file can become the building’s operating record. The project delivers a report. Promote is a separate, deliberate step — only if they operate.
Pick the type and the property. The package seeds the workstreams that type requires, and nothing else.
Named slots, requested versus received. The site operator gets a link and uploads into those slots — not a shared folder.
Field capture on a phone — offline-capable on due-diligence and PCA walks. Photos and sampling that record what you actually looked at.
One findings desk, grouped the way the report is structured. Nothing is deleted — declined items stay on the record.
The report freezes at a version, with locked limitations language. Issue a reliance letter from the same file.
Findings become work orders. The data room becomes the building’s records. Separate product, separate subscription.
Product shots from the live demo — not a mock. Placeholders until those captures land.
These slots carry real captures from the live demo build — we don't publish illustrative mock-ups.
Transition work usually ends when the report goes out. Grid Auriga Projects is built so the same capture can become the building’s operating record — because it was entered in the shapes FixGrid already runs on.
Promote is deliberate and audited, used when the client becomes the operating customer. It is not an auto-convert on download.
Grid Auriga Projects sits next to the vendor layer, the operator punch walk, and the operator diligence packet — it does not replace them.
The vendor and contract layer for operators: per-property COI, RFP-to-award, contracts, Scope Library, vendor portal.
Vendor, COI & RFPThe operator-side punch walk. Action items can write to the GC punch list. Not the consulting Acceptance engagement.
Operator punch walksThe operator diligence packet assembled from the CMMS they already run. Consultants run Due Diligence as a project, here.
Operator diligence packetsThere is no unlimited plan and no self-serve checkout. Tell us the deal you won and what type it is. We open that project and invoice you for it. You bill your client the way you already do.
Property, type, rough size, and when you are in the field. Three transitions this quarter? Say so in the notes.
Seeded with the package that type requires, and access for your team. Nothing is charged until we invoice.
The project is yours for the engagement. The file stays yours after. Next deal, same login.
Note. Reports produced in a Grid Auriga project are your professional work product. ASTM E2018 and Fannie Mae are named here because they describe how a report is structured — they are not a certification of your engagement, your firm, or your findings.
Tell us the property, the type, and when you are in the field. We invoice the project, then send access. Nothing has been charged.