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Free ISO 19650 webinar series

ISO 19650 Webinar Series: the whole workflow in six episodes

Six free recorded webinars that walk through the ISO 19650 workflow, from the templates and the tender to appointment, delivery and close-out. For BIM and information managers on both sides - the client's and the delivery team's - with the templates, the slides and a one-page PDF.

Free to watch, no sign-up. Recorded live in 2020 and 2021 - the screens have moved on, the ISO 19650 steps haven't.

What you'll learn in the ISO 19650 webinar series

In this series we break down the eight critical ISO 19650 steps so you can focus on what's important. You'll see how to get free ISO 19650 templates, create a tender, appoint your teams and check what they deliver. Here are the six episodes, in the order a project meets them:

  1. ISO 19650 explained, with templates
  2. Assessment and need, invitation to tender and tender response
  3. Appointment, with eSignature
  4. Mobilisation and collaborative information production
  5. Information model delivery
  6. Project close-out

Thanks to the more than 12,000 BIM teams from nearly 100 countries who watched the series live! Each episode runs 13 to 29 minutes. It's one of our BIM webinar series, and after the episodes you'll find the templates, the workflow PDF and the slides.

Episode 1 - ISO 19650 explained

ISO 19650 explained (with templates)

What you'll learn

Why ISO 19650 matters, and the documents it asks for

Why ISO 19650 is important, then each document in plain English - OIR, PIR, AIR, EIR, BEP, responsibility matrix, TIDP and MIDP - with Level of Information Need for clearer requirements. Then the templates at work through the tender, appointment and mobilisation.

From the Episode 1 live chat

A plan in place, live in the webinar

Free account created! Clicked boxes! Plan in place! 2.5 seconds! Wow!
OscarSigned up during the webinar

Episode 2 - The tender

ISO 19650 invitation to tender and tender response

What you'll learn

A simpler, more collaborative tender

The first three steps of ISO 19650-2 clause 5: assessment and need, the invitation to tender and the tender response. What goes into each one, which templates fit where, and a demo of the tender workflow from start to finish.

From the Episode 2 live chat

Ahead of the curve on integrated BIM

Plannerly is clearly ahead of the curve in terms of an integrated BIM platform
LouisLive viewer, England

Episode 3 - Appointment

ISO 19650 appointment workflow

What you'll learn

BIM contracts that say who does what, and when

Don't just ask for "BIM". See how the appointment steps work, define Level of Information Need - geometry, information and documentation - add the MIDP and responsibility matrix, then send each team its BIM contract to sign with eSignature.

From the Episode 3 live chat

Exactly what one viewer was hoping for

brilliant, that's exactly what I was hoping for!!! That's a game changer!
PeterLive viewer, England

Episode 4 - Mobilisation and production

ISO 19650 mobilisation and collaborative information production

What you'll learn

Get every team ready to produce information

How to prepare teams to produce their best deliverables: structured requirements built on Level of Information Need, BIM tasks created straight from the contract requirements and sequenced to avoid clashes, and the training and testing that get every system ready.

From the Episode 4 live chat

The more you see, the more it makes sense

The more I see & learn about Plannerly the more I am convinced
Mr LabiakLive viewer, England

Episode 5 - Delivery

ISO 19650 information model delivery

What you'll learn

No more information thrown over the wall

The checks as information moves from Work in progress to Shared and Published: does it meet the MIDP, the EIR, the acceptance criteria and the Level of Information Need? What task teams, the lead appointed party and the client each do, and how to check the 3D model.

From the Episode 5 live chat

An audit trail people want to use

Love the audit trail linked to contract requirements -gonna use that!!
Live viewerUnited States

Episode 6 - Project close-out

ISO 19650 project close-out

What you'll learn

Five ways to learn the lessons on every project

Learning from mistakes is hard, so here are five proactive methods: manage unscoped tasks, stop overproduction, catch missed opportunities, connect the feedback loop to your information containers and get to the root cause of repeated mistakes.

From the Episode 6 live chat

Unscoped work, out in the open

"Unscoped" items, excellent.
FrancoisLive viewer, South Africa

ISO 19650 guidance and templates

How to access and use the ISO 19650 guidance and templates

What you'll learn

From template to project in a few clicks

Every document the six episodes use - OIR, PIR, AIR, EIR, BEP, responsibility matrix, TIDP, MIDP and more - is a free template in Plannerly. Pick the ones your project needs and start from them, instead of a blank page.

Simple ISO 19650 PDF of the workflow

If you have to explain the ISO 19650 workflow to others, this one-page diagram helps: all eight steps, who does each one - the client, the lead appointed party and the task teams - and the template behind every document. The ISO 19650 PDF page explains each step.

ISO 19650 PDF to explain the ISO 19650 workflow and process - includes free ISO 19650 templates
Click the diagram to download the ISO 19650 workflow PDF: one page, 470 KB, no sign-up.

Download the ISO 19650 workflow PDF

ISO 19650 webinar slides

The slides from every episode, free to view on SlideShare.

Questions

Questions about the ISO 19650 webinars

Is the ISO 19650 webinar series free?
Yes. All six episodes are free to watch here and on our YouTube channel, with no sign-up. The slides, the workflow PDF and the ISO 19650 templates are free too.
Who is the ISO 19650 webinar series for?
Anyone who manages information on an ISO 19650 project: BIM and information managers, and the people who set the requirements, answer the tender or deliver the models. It covers both sides - the client (the appointing party) and the delivery team (the lead appointed party and its task teams).
Do I need to watch the episodes in order?
No, each one stands on its own. In order they follow a project through the eight ISO 19650 steps: the documents and templates, the tender, appointment, mobilisation and production, information model delivery and close-out. New to the standard? Start with ISO 19650 explained in five minutes.
Are the webinars still up to date?
They were recorded live in 2020 and 2021, so Plannerly's screens look different today. The steps they follow are still the ISO 19650-2 process in force: revisions of Parts 1 to 3 went out for public comment in 2026, and today's editions stay in force until the new ones are published (what the proposed revisions change). For today's step-by-step, take the free ISO 19650 training.
Can I get an ISO 19650 certificate?
The recordings don't come with one, but our free ISO 19650 training does: self-paced video lessons and a certificate for every course. To get your whole company trained and certified, read advice from eight ISO 19650 experts.

Try the ISO 19650 workflow on your own project

Start free and set up your requirements, BEP, responsibility matrix and MIDP from the same templates the webinars use.

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