From manufacturing data set to verified BIM object: We make your products plannable.

We translate your CAD data, technical drawings and existing components into high-performance IFC models – based on the agreed requirements of planners, architects and target systems.

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Why your internal construction data is blocking digital construction planning.

Your internal 3D data from systems like SolidWorks, Inventor, or STEP are masterpieces of engineering – optimised for CNC manufacturing, toolmaking, and efficient production. However, it is precisely this depth of detail that proves to be your fatal downfall in building planning (BIM).

The data disaster in the CAD system:
A single component that precisely replicates every screw thread, internal sealing lip, and complex cooling fins results in an astronomically large file size. If your product is then used hundreds of times in a large-scale project (e.g., a hospital or office complex), it can significantly impact the performance of BIM and planning software.
The frustrated planner is sorting out:
Architects and MEP engineers work under extreme time pressure. They lack both the capacity and the tools to manually break down complex manufacturer models. Objects with an unfavorable level of detail or missing product information may be less suitable for planning processes and can be replaced by optimized alternatives.

Digital delivery capability and structured product data are becoming increasingly important in many large construction and infrastructure projects.

Digital transformation in the construction industry is no longer an option, but a regulatory reality. Those who are not digitally capable of delivery today simply no longer exist for modern large-scale tenders.

The hard knockout in public tenders:
For certain public infrastructure and federal construction projects, BIM methods and digital model information are mandatory according to the respective project and client requirements.
Missing or unmet data requirements can lead to a product not being considered in certain planning or tendering processes – even before negotiations can begin regarding prices, quality, or delivery times.
The barrier of manufacturer neutrality:
Public contracting authorities may not prescribe proprietary file formats.
so that they are as compatible and reliably usable as possible for the intended BIM systems and use cases. Open standards such as IFC according to ISO 16739 are frequently used for cross-manufacturer data exchange. We transform your data based on the agreed IFC version and prepare it for the intended BIM systems and use cases. Specific compatibility is checked based on the target software and the respective use case.
Ruthless automated testing processes:
General contractors run imported data through testing programs like Solibri. Missing or incomplete properties can lead to errors during automated model checks and complicate further use in the project.