Get your products specified

At minimum, we need a 3D model or 2D drawing plus a technical data sheet for each product, that's enough for us to start. Information on materials, textures, and finishes is useful but optional; if you're not sure what you have, the free consultation will tell you exactly what we need and what can wait.

You don't need to digitize your whole range at once. A useful rule of thumb: most manufacturers generate roughly 80% of their revenue from about 20% of their product portfolio, so that's usually the smartest place to start. Beyond revenue, we also weigh which products are most requested by architects and engineers, which are strategically important for sales, and which carry sustainability requirements. We help you map this out during the free consultation."

No. The most common reason manufacturers hesitate is a lack of BIM knowledge, and that's completely normal. Our BIM consultants handle all the technical work. We explain everything in plain terms and make sure you understand what you're approving before anything is built.

You don't need BIM software or a BIM team in-house. You just need to know your products.

Ideally both, because architectural firms that work in Revit rarely work in Archicad, and vice versa. Developing in both formats means you reach the widest possible audience of specifiers.

If budget is a constraint, we recommend prioritising Revit first. It's the most widely used BIM software globally. We can plan the scope around your budget and add Archicad later.

Every BIM object we deliver goes through both automated and manual QA checks covering geometry, parameters, materials, and product types. If issues are found, we revise until everything meets our standards. This can take several rounds.

You review and approve the models before anything is published. Nothing goes live without your sign-off.

The goal isn't to recreate every bolt, it's to include the information that makes a difference to the person using the file. That means accurate geometry, materials, textures, and product data.

A BIM object that's too heavy or too complex will put architects, designers and engineers off. One that's well-built works for every use case: space planning, lighting analysis, MEP engineering. We scope the right level of detail for your product type during the discovery phase.

We've developed projects for all product categories, including HVAC and MEP, furniture, doors and windows, flooring and finishes, lighting, sanitary, building materials, and specialty equipment.

If you're not sure whether your product qualifies, ask us in your free consultation.

Products change over time, and so do BIM software standards. If you're on our BIM Content Maintenance service, we check in once a year with a report of the data currently in your BIM files, so you can confirm what's changed. We then update the objects accordingly, so specifiers always have accurate data.