Qonic

By audience

Architecture

• Architects model massing through to detailed BIM, mixing freeform direct modelling with BIM objects and their data.
• Architects import SketchUp or Rhino design models and structure them into IFC without remodelling in Revit.
• Drawings with automatic dimensions and quantity reports come straight from the design model.

BIM Coordinator

• Coordinators federate architecture, structure and MEP models from IFC, Revit and Rhino, and run hard and soft clash detection.
• Issues are assigned, tracked and exchanged as BCF against the geometry they affect.
• Agents compare model revisions and list what moved, disappeared or changed shape.

BIM Manager

• BIM managers validate models against IDS requirement files and rule checks, and the AI explains each failure.
• Shared code, material, property, type and location libraries keep classification consistent, and properties link to buildingSMART's bSDD.
• Qonic AI auto-classifies elements and fills missing properties across thousands of objects for review.

Estimator

• Estimators build quantity take-off reports from live geometry, grouped and filtered by rule, and export them to CSV.
• Quantity changes between model versions are tracked, so revised drawings show what moved in the take-off.

Facilities Management

• Facility teams find assets by building, floor, space, class or property, and inspect maintenance and fire data in context.
• The live model is kept up to date through refurbishments and space changes, and stays open through IFC.

General Contracting

• Contractors bring design models together, repair incomplete geometry and split models into construction packages.
• Model elements link to tasks for 4D construction sequencing and simulation.
• Site teams open the same live model on mobile, with role-based permissions.

MEP Engineering

• MEP engineers check duct and pipe routes against structure for hard clashes in one federated model.
• Agents list MEP elements missing a system classification so the data can be completed before handover.

Owner/Developer

• Owners validate the information delivered at handover against their requirements before the project team leaves.
• Building teams ask the model in plain language for assets, spaces and materials, with no BIM specialist needed.

Structural Engineering

• Structural engineers keep their calculation tools and use Qonic as the shared model layer to see the impact of a moved beam on openings and ducts.
• Clashes between steel and other systems are found and assigned in the federated model.

By phase

Design

• Design teams model, federate and coordinate disciplines in one live model, with clash and rule checks as they go.
• Drawings and reports are produced from the coordinated design model.

Pre-Construction

• Contractors prepare design models for construction, split them into packages and take quantities off live geometry.
• 4D sequences link model elements to planned tasks before mobilisation.

Construction

• Site teams open the coordinated model on tablet or phone and track issues against the geometry.
• Construction-ready models are updated as packages change, and quantity changes are tracked.

Closeout & Operations

• Handover models are validated against IDS before the team leaves, and COBie-style asset data is summarised by floor.
• Operators keep the model current through refurbishments and query it for assets and maintenance data.