Information management is where digital delivery is actually judged. Geometry gets attention; the classification codes, parameter conventions and handover data are what an employer’s information requirements are checked against, and what a facilities team inherits.
19,138 Uniclass 2015 codes ship with the product, alongside NRM. Assignment and validation run against the shipped datasets rather than a live lookup, so classification work happens offline and returns the same answer on every machine — which matters when a checking run has to be reproducible.
A dedicated quality review panel groups the issues that must be cleared before a model is issued, rather than leaving them scattered across schedules.
A rule engine covers naming, metadata and parameter conventions, shipping with three presets including a UK set aligned to ISO 19650 practice. Rules are authored in a simple editor, with pattern blocks for digits, letters, case and separators when a naming convention needs to be expressed precisely.
Validation results come back as a colour-coded schedule with auto-fixes available. The engine reads by default and writes only when you apply a fix.
COBie parameters are created and populated in the model, validated, and exported as a COBie 2.4 workbook, with UK and US region templates: Uniclass SL and Pr codes for the UK, OmniClass tables 13 and 23 for the US. An existing COBie workbook can also be imported back.
Model health checks produce findings you can navigate to, trend over time and export. Requirements are treated as project inputs rather than fixed thresholds, so a check reflects what was actually asked for on that project. A sampled quick check and a full analysis are distinguished, because mixing the two breaks the trend line.
Every analysis and every model change runs inside your Revit session against the document you have open. Model geometry, element data, schedules and drawings are not uploaded to a Nexar service to compute a result. The network is used for licence validation, update checks, and the optional integrations you explicitly connect.
No. 19,138 Uniclass 2015 codes and the NRM datasets ship with the product, so assignment and validation run offline and return the same result on every machine.
COBie 2.4, with UK and US region templates: Uniclass SL and Pr codes for the UK, and OmniClass tables 13 and 23 for the US. Existing COBie workbooks can also be imported.
No. Analysis and model changes run inside your Revit session against the open document. The network is used only for licence validation, update checks and integrations you explicitly connect.
Yes. Three rulesets ship, including a UK preset aligned to ISO 19650 practice, and rules can be authored in an editor with pattern blocks for digits, letters, case and separators.