Suite 400 TI β€” Meridian Dental 225 Grand Ave, 4th Fl Β· 6,200 SF Β· Target open: Sep 10, 2026
Viewing as
πŸ’¬ Project Messages Β· conversations are scoped to your role β€” read receipts are part of the project record
οΌ‹ New Project Β· the TI template β€” everything this platform learned on Suite 400, applied from day one

🏒 The deal basics of the space

πŸ’° Money committed vs. budget tracked by category automatically

βœ“Categories from the TI template: hard costs Β· soft costs Β· FF&E Β· contingency (with drawn-percentage flags)

πŸ—ΊοΈ Phase template phases are data, not code β€” editable after creation

Lease / LOITest FitDesign DevCDsPermittingBid & AwardBuildoutPunch ListCloseout

πŸ‘₯ Parties to invite each lead accepts β†’ builds their own roster, bucketed under their party

πŸ“ Ground rules the Suite 400 playbook β€” on by default

βœ“Ball-in-court on every open item β€” one owner, always visible, stalls can't hide
βœ“Client portal in plain language β€” no jargon, every label self-explanatory
βœ“Read receipts on all messages β€” part of the auditable project record
βœ“Full audit trail β€” every view, change, and roster edit is logged
βœ“PM function starts with you β€” transferable to any party at any time
PTP

Project Team Pro

One project. Every party. Full transparency.

An interactive concept demo of a project-management platform for tenant-improvement construction β€” every stakeholder gets their own permission-scoped portal into a single shared project. Shown here on a fictional sample job: Suite 400 TI β€” Meridian Dental.

1 Use the "Viewing As" buttons up top to see the same project as Admin/PM, Client, General Contractor, or Architect β€” watch what appears and disappears with each role.
2 Click any open item β€” RFIs, decisions, change orders β€” for its details and discussion thread.
3 Open πŸ’¬ Messages β€” role-scoped channels and DMs, every message with a read receipt.
4 In the Admin view, click any party in Project Parties to see its roster and the invite β†’ accept β†’ build-your-team flow.

All names, companies, and figures are fictional. Best on a desktop browser.