Autodesk Revit
QA/QC that runs inside the live Revit model.
The Structured AI add-in queries your model directly: real geometry, real parameters, real element IDs. Run code compliance, coordination and your firm’s own checks without exporting a set first, and get results back in the environment you are already authoring in.
Key capabilities
Built for the way AEC teams actually use Revit
Once connected, the review runs against your Revit content directly: no export, no duplicate library, and every finding traceable to where it came from.
Book a DemoChecks against live geometry
Structured AI writes and runs Revit code against the model itself, so a clearance or a clash is measured rather than inferred from a flattened sheet.
Element-level results
Findings come back split into definite fails and items to verify, each carrying the exact element ID and level so you can select it in the model and fix it.
No export round-trip
The review happens in your authoring environment. Nothing has to be published, printed or handed to another tool before the check can run.
Your data never trains the models
Project data is never part of a training set, and every organisation, pilots included, runs inside its own isolated environment.
The model already knows the answer. The review should ask it directly.
About Revit
Most drawing review happens after the model has been flattened to sheets, which means the reviewer is inferring, from a 2D representation, things the model states outright. Clearances get scaled off a plan. Ratings get read from a tag rather than the parameter behind it.
The Structured AI add-in closes that gap. It queries the model, runs the check against actual geometry and parameters, and reports back with element IDs you can select. The review stays where the design is, and it stays current as the design changes.
Talk to usGot questions?
Common questions about the Revit integration
No: it complements it. Model checks catch what the model knows; sheet review still catches what only appears on the drawing, like annotation, title-block consistency and the spec references. Most firms run both against the same package.
See it run against your own Revit.
Bring a live project and we’ll run the review on your stack, not a sample set.
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