Your building.
Your software.

Building identity, available drawings, intended use, model detail, estimated fees and delivery target.

Create an order against an accepted quote, authorized use and named recipients.

See archive progress, missing information, review state and the current delivery estimate.

Contribute permitted files to the same order, even while archive retrieval is underway.

Approve extra archive fees, revised scope or delivery timing explicitly.

Return cancellation eligibility, incurred work and the applicable refund decision.

Authorized IFC download, preview, room schedule and a report of sources, coverage and assumptions.

Send the approved package to a named recipient by secure link, with delivery status.

Verified municipality contact, available request method and the date it was checked.

A tracked request for the selected property, sheet types and permitted fee ceiling.

Distinguish requested, received, partial, not found, restricted and needs-action states.

A permission-controlled thread linking archive questions, replies and attachments.

An authorized reply or agent-assisted clarification, retained with the request.

Original files linked to the request, source, building candidates and review status.

Supported input types, usable scale, missing floors or sections and a proposed model scope.

A draft IFC from supported vector plans, with rooms, walls, openings and recorded assumptions.

Processing stage and errors, independently from model coverage and review acceptance.

IFC, room schedule, source references and model-quality findings in one output contract.

Which geometry came from a drawing, construction practice or an explicit assumption.

Accepted corrections, reviewer identity and remaining limitations for this revision.

A coordinated architectural model using compatible plans, sections and revision choices.

A proposed scan-to-BIM service requiring a validated raster pipeline and geometric review.

A browser-ready model and indexed elements from a customer-authorized IFC.

Filter actual model objects and return identifiers, classes and available properties.

A room and floor register with model references and available quantities.

Discover the systems actually present in the model and their connected elements.

Available areas, lengths, volumes and counts with units and measurement provenance.

Added, removed and changed objects, including unresolved identity matches.

Missing properties and documents against the customer's stated requirements.

A permission-scoped view of selected models or objects with an expiry and revocation path.

An inventory of sheets, floors, disciplines, dates and source files.

Missing floors, sections and references against the agreed building scope.

Current, superseded and unresolved sheet versions with the review decision.

Candidate geometry and annotation changes for a reviewer to verify.

A proposed PDF or SVG plan with scale and the model revision identified.

A selected cut through the available geometry with source and limitation notes.

Address or property-reference candidates with ambiguity and source information.

Known facts, linked models and documents, dates and unresolved information.

An authorized correction with the previous value and source retained.

Reconcile your building list, external IDs and owner groups without duplicates.

The buildings in the selected owner or manager scope, including incomplete identities.

A separately entitled register lookup with price, mandate and permitted use checked first.

A collection list for missing facts, drawings, documents and equipment records.

Stored originals, document classification and candidate building links.

Typed facts, source pages, confidence and review state for supported reports and invoices.

Authorized access to the original file behind a claim or extracted value.

Relevant passages and source references within explicitly selected buildings.

A cited answer from permitted building records, with unknowns kept visible.

A reviewed value linked to the original extraction and the responsible reviewer.

Dated inspection, renovation and work records with their supporting documents.

A sourced action linked to the building, system or known model element.

Documented roof, window and other component records, dates and information gaps.

Installation, service and replacement evidence for a confirmed asset identity.

Authorized originals, model revisions, identifiers and history for a named successor.

Supported obligations, their basis, due dates and missing inputs.

Scheduled inspections and work, including unresolved dependencies.

Selected locations, relevant model objects, requirements and permitted documents.

Photos, measurements and a contractor's completion report attached to the job.

The owner's separate decision on the submitted work and any remaining issues.

Finding-by-finding evidence linking corrective work to the original inspection.

A fault report restricted to the reporter's permitted building or space.

Conflicting visits, access requirements and acknowledgments within an authorized portfolio.

Arithmetic and matched-line exceptions against the customer's own agreed prices.

Differences between authorized scope, submitted evidence, acceptance and invoiced work.

An engaged supplier checks only the contract and job scope explicitly shared with it.

Timing and quantity scenarios using documented costs and explicit assumptions.

Source-linked component dates and costs for an accountant to review.

Reviewed records mapped to the customer's ledger and connected accounting system.

Building-linked readings or invoice-derived periods with units and estimate flags.

A consistent time series with original periods, gaps and source references.

A qualified weather-adjusted series using a documented method and area basis.

Before-and-after consumption with weather, occupancy and other comparison limits.

Relevant weather signals linked to documented exposure and planned activities.

An authorized meter-to-building mapping, provider details and feed health.

Authorized time series and alarms with units, timestamps and missing-data indicators.

Candidate links between the customer's purchased items and model elements, awaiting confirmation.

Licensed technical properties, identifiers and lifecycle information.

Documents for a confirmed installed product and the applicable version.

Compatibility evidence and required checks for a specified installation.

Current stock, customer-specific price, lead time and the supplier's timestamp.

Authenticated recall or obsolescence notices matched to confirmed product or serial ranges.

An owner's approved request sent to selected companies with only the necessary information.

Permitted register facts and source freshness, without an invented certification verdict.

Qualified quantities and licensed factors with lifecycle boundaries and uncertainty.

The matched declaration, validity period and scope of applicability.

Documented components, dimensions, condition and disassembly evidence.

A selected inventory sent to an authorized reuse partner under agreed sharing terms.

A footprint-based model using a sourced height or a clearly identified estimate.

A proposed roof model from suitable licensed laser or building geometry, subject to coverage checks.

Permitted geological and public context layers with resolution and source dates.

A preliminary scenario from qualified roof and shading data, with engineering checks identified.

An authorized building map with selected facts, source attribution and missing locations counted.

Selected model, condition, maintenance and expenditure records with sources and dates.

Permitted documents and unresolved gaps for a transaction, insurance claim or finance application.

A PDF or SVG chart from permitted data, retaining units, source dates and attribution.

Comparable measures and exceptions across only the owner's selected buildings.

An expiring, revocable delivery link to a selected report or package.

Eligible peer or public-reference comparisons with sample size, period and comparability limits.

Historical recurrence and resolution statistics with missing records and cohort limits stated.

Qualified reliability and service observations for identified equipment and exposure periods.

Eligible descriptive completion and return-visit statistics without exposing customer records or current bids.

The operations and source permissions actually enabled for the calling integration.

Machine access limited to agreed operations, owners and buildings, with an expiry.

Explicit building and purpose scope, duration and audit evidence.

Stop future access through a specified grant while retaining the required audit record.

Signed delivery events for approved jobs, records and model revisions.

Durable state, retry details and separate processing, coverage and review results.

Itemized operations, agreed unit prices and source charges for the calling customer.

Permitted access, corrections, approvals and deliveries with timestamps and responsible actors.