The practical toolbox and knowledge base for BIM professionals

Use it when you need to write or update the BIM execution plan.

Assemble a BIM execution plan from editable sections, with your tool outputs as appendices.

Use it to agree how developed each element must be at each stage.

Set the level of development per element and stage, with responsibilities and information requirements.

Use it at the start of coordination to decide which clash tests to run.

Define which disciplines are tested against each other, with tolerances, priorities and owners.

Use it every week: agenda, attendance, issue log, actions and minutes.

Agenda, attendance, issue log, actions and minutes. Roll open issues into the next meeting.

Use it after a clash run to turn thousands of clashes into a few issues.

Turn a Navisworks clash report into a short list of grouped issues, then send them to the Meeting Pack.

Use it to track questions sent to the design team until they are answered.

Numbered requests for information with due dates, responses, impacts and an overdue watch.

Use it when you receive an IFC file, before you federate or share it.

Open an IFC file in the browser: structure, elements, properties and required-property checks.

Use it to check file names before they go into the CDE.

Check file and container names against your project's naming convention, field by field.