Governments and Enterprises

Store all your BIM models in the BIM.works Repository and allow all business processes to take advantage of them.

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Step 1
Upload models
Citizens and building companies submit IFC models via your portal. The models are internally forwarded to the BIM.works Repository and processed. Any basic validation issues will come right up. If you have set up your BIM requirements in an IDS, BIM.works will check them.
Step 2
Visualization
The BIM.works Components can be used to integrate 2D and 3D viewing capabilities in your portal, allowing both applicants and government workers to inspect the models, both visually and semantically.
Step 3
Building model checks
Models can be checked for multiple use cases, for example building permits. Results of model checks can be visualized in the viewer, but also converted to BCF, PDF and other formats for a roundtrip back to the applicant.
Step 4
Digital Twin
Since all the (high detail) models are now already stored in BIM.works, many other processes in your organization can utilize them. One use case can be to export the models to your Digital Twin. BIM.works can generate different levels of detail (LODs) for your models for efficient loading.
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Deployment Options

BIM.works is available as BIM.works Cloud, or can be deployed on premises within your own infrastructure when your data must stay in-house.

BIM.works Cloud is deployed in multiple regions. You don't have to bother with setup and maintenance.

Is BIM.works Cloud not an option for your organization? Use our on-premises version.