Every Sunlit Studio license is a fully resolved design intent system — decisions made, materials specified, before ground breaks. PM Integration is how that system reaches your team: as a structured documentation package your builder uploads into the project management system they already use. There is no software to install, no account to connect, and no dependency on any particular platform.
Design integrity isn't a nicety. It's what protects your margin.
A redesign mid-build isn't just a delay — it's a direct hit to your margin. Re-cut submittals, re-ordered materials, re-scheduled trades, and a builder or architect absorbing the cost of a decision that should have been resolved before ground broke. Every one of those is money that didn't need to leave the project.
PM Integration exists for one reason: a fully resolved design intent system only protects your margin if it survives contact with the actual build. Getting the resolved design into the system your team already works in — in the structure that system expects, on the day the project opens — is how design integrity turns into fewer change orders, fewer surprises, and a healthier bottom line on every project.
Every Design Intent package Sunlit Studio delivers arrives pre-formatted for your project management workflow — no plug-in, no login, no setup. You open your PM system's own import tool and upload the documentation; the resolved design walks straight in.
This is the standard now. Every builder and architect working from a Sunlit Studio license receives it automatically — there's nothing to request and nothing extra to pay.
PM Integration is documentation. It is the Design Intent package prepared in a structure your project management system already understands, so your team can upload it and work from it. Being precise about that matters more than the word "integration" suggests.
Documentation you hold, upload, and keep.
If the documentation changes, you receive an updated package.
A resolved design that arrives as a loose pile of files gets read once and then forgotten. The same design, landed in the system your superintendent opens every morning — with the submittals already drafted against the right pages and the owner decisions already sequenced — stays in front of the people making the calls.
A substitution that drifts from the locked Design Intent spec doesn't just change the finished home — it changes the math on the project. Caught early, it's a five-minute conversation. Caught at final walkthrough, it's a change order, a schedule slip, and a margin that just got thinner. Keeping the spec visible where the work is tracked is how that moment of discovery moves earlier.
The PM-Ready Export is included with every license, so there is nothing here to buy. Knowing which system your team works in simply lets us confirm the documentation lands cleanly on your first project.
Every home begins with a resolved plan. Now that plan arrives where the work is tracked.
