One operational record for every construction material.
IntelliByld connects material requirements, suppliers, RFQs, purchase orders, shipments, delivery records, EPDs and carbon data without positioning itself as another BIM or 3D digital-twin platform.
BIM tells you what to build. IntelliByld follows the materials.
BIM and project systems remain where they are. IntelliByld connects the operational supply-chain information between design requirements, procurement activity, suppliers and site delivery.
From requirement to site and carbon
Each material package carries the information needed to understand what is required, who is supplying it, where it is, what it costs and what embodied carbon is attached to it.
- Requirement. BOQ quantity, specification and package.
- Commercial. RFQs, quotations, supplier comparison, award and PO.
- Physical. Supplier status, shipment milestones, ETA and site readiness.
- Carbon. EPDs, emission factors, logistics and material-level CO₂e.
How the data layer fits with BIM
Is this a BIM digital twin?
No. IntelliByld does not try to recreate the building as a 3D or BIM digital twin. It connects the operational material records around procurement, suppliers, orders, deliveries and embodied carbon.
How does IntelliByld work with BIM?
BIM can provide design intent, specifications and quantities. IntelliByld then connects those material requirements to procurement, supplier, delivery and carbon data. BIM remains the design environment; IntelliByld focuses on the material supply chain.
Do we need a major systems integration first?
No. A pilot can start from BOQs, spreadsheets, RFQs, purchase orders and supplier documents, then add ERP, BIM or project-system integrations where they create value.
Connect one material workflow
Start with the BOQs, procurement records and supplier information you already use on a Singapore project.