Fidrel — Construction meeting management
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- Public sector
- Contractors
- Architects
- Developers
- Project managers
- Property owners
Keep project meetings, notes and decisions in Fidrel. Make the meeting information available to project participants.
Prepare the information
The project system of tomorrow. For every discipline.
Share the relevant documents and revisions beforehand, explaining what participants need to consider.
Separate information, discussion and decision items so the expected outcome is clear.
Distinguish agenda purposes
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Prepare the information
Share the relevant documents and revisions beforehand, explaining what participants need to consider.
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Frequently asked questions
What belongs in the minutes?+
Participants, questions, decisions, action owners and follow-up dates.
Is every note a binding instruction?+
No. Authority and the project agreements determine how a statement should be treated.
Which information should be shared before a project meeting?+
Share the relevant documents and revisions beforehand, explaining what participants need to consider.
How do you distinguish updates from decision items?+
Separate information, discussion and decision items so the expected outcome is clear.
How do you make meeting actions clear?+
Give actions an owner and due date. Distinguish decisions from items deferred for further work.