Blue Orchid.

For developers

Every project deadline, traced to its source

Blue Orchid puts hearing dates and lender requests on one deal file with a source link beside each, then drafts the follow-up when asked for your team to send

Where it helps

The project work Blue Orchid keeps current.

  1. 01

    Hold every hearing date

    Blue Orchid puts hearing dates, resubmittal deadlines and staff comment letters on one timeline, each linked to its notice.

  2. 02

    Screen sites from the inbox

    Blue Orchid logs each broker email and teaser to a deal and drafts a screening note when your analyst asks.

  3. 03

    Follow up with lenders and contractors

    Blue Orchid tracks what each lender and contractor still owes and, when asked, drafts the follow-up for a person to send.

  4. 04

    Report to capital partners

    When asked, Blue Orchid drafts project updates for equity partners from the deal file, with each figure linked to its source.

The difference

Your project tracker next to the deal file.

A tracker holds what someone typed in. The deal file also reads the emails and calls that changed it.

  • Shows the project schedule your team entered

    Project tracker and inbox
    Yes
    Blue Orchid
    Yes
  • Lets the whole team see and share the schedule

    Project tracker and inbox
    Yes
    Blue Orchid
    Yes
  • Records a date change when a planner or lender emails one

    Project tracker and inbox
    No
    Blue Orchid
    Yes
  • Links each date and amount to the email, call or file behind it

    Project tracker and inbox
    No
    Blue Orchid
    Yes
  • Finds a deadline nobody typed into the tracker

    Project tracker and inbox
    No
    Blue Orchid
    Yes
  • Drafts the lender or contractor follow-up when asked

    Project tracker and inbox
    No
    Blue Orchid
    Yes

FAQs

What teams ask before starting.

Bring one deal your team keeps chasing.

We'll set it up there with your team, then walk you through each answer and approval.