Asite, a leading platform for information management in the built environment, is proud to announce the successful renewal of its ISO 19650 Framework Kitemark. This internationally recognized standard reaffirms Asite’s commitment to helping organizations meet ISO 19650 standards. Asite is one of just two SaaS organizations to have this accreditation in the UK.
The BSI Kitemark™ for Building Information Modelling (BIM) software is an independent certification that demonstrates a software’s ability to manage information in line with the internationally recognized ISO 19650 standard.
It assures that a BIM software solution has been independently assessed across key areas, including software functionality, security-minded processes, user support, development practices, and organizational resilience. Together, this demonstrates that both the technology and the processes supporting it meet rigorous, industry-defined standards.
As digital collaboration has become standard practice, the industry’s challenge is evolving from information access to ensuring information quality. ISO 19650 plays a critical role in providing a consistent framework for how information is created, shared, and controlled. By setting clear expectations for information quality, the standard helps teams avoid misalignment, reduce delays, and make better decisions based on reliable data.
For Asite customers, the renewed BSI Kitemark accreditation provides:
- Confidence that they are working with a technology partner committed to their ISO 19650 standards or aspirations.
- Structured and secure information sharing across project teams and supply chains.
- Reassurance that the information management processes implemented through Asite minimizes errors, omissions, and rework.
Asite's Common Data Environment (CDE) enables organizations to manage project information securely and consistently, supporting clear workflows, access controls, and a single source of truth. Asite remains committed to advancing industry-leading digital delivery and supporting the industry's transition towards more consistent, data-driven ways of working.
