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See Fortis Sync on a project like yours

Thirty minutes, no slide deck. We load a project that resembles yours and walk the registers, the correspondence flow and the AI response log end to end.

What to expect

A walkthrough, not a pitch

Personalised product demo

We configure the session around your sector, contract form and the modules you actually need.

Expert consultation

You speak to someone who has run document control and commercial registers on live projects, not a scripted SDR.

Tailored to your needs

Bring a real scenario — a live variation, a submittal backlog, an EOT you are substantiating — and we will run it.

A clear next step

You leave with a scoped rollout plan and an honest view of whether Fortis Sync is the right fit.

**Thirty minutes on your project**A walkthrough, not a pitch

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Before you book

Common questions

Do we need to prepare anything?

No. If you want to make it concrete, have one live scenario in mind — an open variation, a submittal that has been sitting with the consultant, or a claim you are building. We will run it through the platform on the call.

Can we trial it on a real project?

Yes. After the demo we can set up a pilot workspace on one project with your own registers and users, so the evaluation happens on your data rather than ours.

How long does implementation take?

A single project is usually live within two weeks, including register migration and numbering conventions. Multi-project rollouts are phased and scoped during onboarding.

Who should attend?

Whoever owns the pain. Document control and commercial leads get the most out of it; IT is welcome for the security and integration questions, and we can run a separate technical session if that is easier.