Plugin Development
Tools that run inside Revit, Tekla, Allplan or Archicad, using their APIs, so nobody has to export a model or learn a second application to get the benefit.
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Plugins that turn repetitive BIM tasks into one click workflows, running inside the authoring tools your team already works in: Revit, Tekla, Allplan and Archicad.
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What we build
Placing components to a standard detail, generating drawing sets, renaming and renumbering, checking a model against an office standard: none of it needs judgement, all of it needs doing, and it lands on qualified engineers. We build the tools that take it off their desks, inside the software they already use rather than beside it.
Tools that run inside Revit, Tekla, Allplan or Archicad, using their APIs, so nobody has to export a model or learn a second application to get the benefit.
Your office standards, naming conventions and detailing rules encoded into the tool, so the output is correct by construction rather than corrected in review.
Authoring tools change every year. We maintain what we build against new releases so a plugin does not quietly become the reason you cannot upgrade.
* On automated workflows, teams have reported drawing production several times faster. What a given office gains depends on how much of its work is rule based.
We sit with the people doing the work and watch how a project really moves through the office. Which steps repeat on every job? Where does the same correction get made twice? Not everything that feels tedious can be automated, and some things that can are not worth it. The output is a ranked list, with the effort and the payback next to each item.
We develop against the API of the software you use, so the tool appears where your team already is: a ribbon button, not a separate application. It reads your models, respects your templates, and writes back in a form the rest of your process understands.
A plugin gets tested on live projects with the people who will use it, then rolled out across the office with the documentation to go with it. After that we keep it current as the authoring tools release new versions and as your standards move.
Automation in design offices fails when it produces output somebody still has to check line by line. We build so the result is trusted: rules taken from your own standards, tested on your own projects, with the cases the tool will not handle made explicit rather than guessed at.
Tell us what your office repeats on every project. We will come back with an honest read on whether it is worth automating and what it would take.