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Announcing ProjectDox!
King County is excited to introduce ProjectDox, a digital plan review tool provided by Avolve Software. Learn more about this development in the world of permitting technology, below.
What is ProjectDox?
ProjectDox is a new web-based digital plan review tool that helps with building permit reviews. It makes the process more visible for applicants, reviewers, and staff. Here’s what you need to know:
What Does ProjectDox Do?
- ProjectDox lets applicants and the County share building plans and make comments and corrections to them in one location.
- You can communicate with the County directly within the system.
- Check your application status anytime.
- Invite your team to contribute on your project.
Who Uses ProjectDox?
- As of October 21, 2024, building permit applications accepted for subject matter expert screening will be processed in ProjectDox, after initial submittal to Mybuildingpermit.com.
- Here’s how it works:
- Submit your application in the existing Mybuildingpermit (MBP) portal.*
- After intake, you’ll receive an invitation to create a ProjectDox account.
- Upload all your submittal documents and drawings to ProjectDox.
- Follow the remaining steps for screening, review, and any needed updates. ProjectDox will guide you with step-by-step instructions and how-to videos.
- Here’s how it works:
New electronic document submittal requirements:
- Make sure your uploaded drawings and documents follow King County’s File Naming Conventions and pdf submittal standards.
- Leave a 3”x3” space in the lower right-hand corner of each plan sheet for the KC stamp of approval.
- For the full and most up-to-date details on document submittal standards, information will be found in the King County supplemental user guide.
Useful links and helpful guides:
- Avolve ProjectDox Login: you will receive the link by e-mail once your application is ready for ProjectDox.
- Splitting Plan Sets into Single Pages Quick Guide
- King County Supplemental User Guide for ProjectDox
*Commercial and Multi-family building applications are submitted via email. When your application is accepted for subject matter expert screening, you will be invited to register and log in to ProjectDox.
User Guide
For detailed step-by-step instructions and information on how to use ProjectDox, see the King County Supplemental User Guide for ProjectDox here.
Frequently asked questions
Application pathway: payment, resubmittals, and status check
As we onboard our new software, some of our existing systems will begin phasing out. During this transition, we will do our best to guide you through the process and ensure that you can access the information you need.
For information on fee payment, permit status checks, and understanding the system based on your permit type and application date, please see below. If you are unable to find the answers you need, do not hesitate to contact customer service.
| Permit Types |
All Building Permits |
Building Permits
|
Other Permit Types in MyBuildingPermit.com
|
E-mail Only Permit Types
|
| Date accepted for screening |
Accepted for screening before October 21, 2024 |
Accepted for screening beginning October 21, 2024 |
Anytime | Anytime |
| Initial application & fee payments |
Mybuildingpermit.com | Mybuildingpermit.com | Mybuildingpermit.com |
Apply: Email Pay fees: Accela Citizen Access Portal |
| Resubmittals and responses | Mybuildingpermit.com | ProjectDox portal | Mybuildingpermit.com | |
| Check status | Accela Citizen Access Portal
|
ProjectDox portal | Accela Citizen Access Portal |
*Commercial and Multi-family building permits: for initial submittals, apply via email. When your application is accepted for subject matter expert screening, you will be invited to register and log in to ProjectDox.