Structured AI Documentation
Structured AI reviews construction drawing sets the way your team does, only faster. Upload a set, run automated QA/QC checks, compare revisions, close out review comments, and ask questions about your drawings in plain language, with every answer cited to the exact spot on the sheet.

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Quickstart
Upload your first drawing set, run a QA/QC check, and review the findings, all in under ten minutes.
Workspace tour
Get oriented in a project: the drawing viewer, the tools rail, the chat, and where outputs land.
Connect your tools
Work from inside Revit, round-trip markups with Bluebeam Studio, and bring in BIM models.
What you can do
Run QA/QC checks
Automated checks across the whole set. Every finding links straight to the spot on the sheet.
Compare revisions
See exactly what changed between rev 1 and rev 2, sheet by sheet, as a written change list.
Chat with your drawings
Plain-language answers with citations. For bigger jobs it plans, explores, and executes in one thread.
Verify comment closure
Check every reviewer comment against the latest drawings: resolved, not resolved, or needs a look.
Run takeoffs
Detect and count symbols against the legend, verify them on the sheet, export totals to Excel.
Review against codes
Upload a building code once and browse it like a searchable library: tables, figures, clauses intact.
Deliver the result
Assign & track issues
One triage table for findings and markups. Assign to teammates; they get an email with a link to the finding.
Annotated set & letter
Every finding boxed and numbered on the drawings, plus a formal plan-review letter, from one export.
Reports & takeoffs
Excel takeoffs, written reports, and tables generated straight from the project, saved where you can find them.
More resources
Video guides
Every tool in a short clip: the same User Guide library that ships inside the app, watchable right here.
Usage & billing
Credits consumed vs. remaining, and a breakdown of who used what across your organization.
Talk to us
Support, onboarding, or a walkthrough of a tool on your own drawings. We're a real team; book a call.