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The problem
The clash report runs to pages, so the real clash gets missed until site.
Most hits are noise, so people stop reading them. Then a duct meets a column on site, and you pay for the rework and a crew standing around.
The fix ↓
Find the clashes in the model, not on site.
For construction companies with 3 to 50 staff. Answer 10 quick questions about how you coordinate models. Get your score, the gaps, and a clash log to run your next meeting.
What your score looks like
- No: Does every clash get an owner, a due date and a status in one log?Fix: Move every open clash into one log. Give each an owner and a due date. Start with the clash log in the Excel file.
- No: Is the field told when an area is coordinated and signed off?Fix: Sign off each area in writing before install. Send the signed area list to the super and the trades.
Example result. Yours uses your own answers.
Get a free clash review score: your gaps, and a clash log to run your next meeting.
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1. How your team coordinates
10 quick questions. Answer for how your team works today.
1. Is one person named to run model coordination on each job?
2. Do all trades model on the same grid, levels and origin point?
3. Is there a written plan for who models what, in how much detail, and by when?
4. Do you check clashes area by area, on a set day, ahead of the work?
5. Do you set clash rules, so the report is not full of fake clashes?
6. Do you check service space and code clearance, not only things that touch?
7. Does every clash get an owner, a due date and a status in one log?
8. Does each trade send someone who can decide to the coordination meeting?
9. Is the field told when an area is coordinated and signed off?
10. Do models get updated after RFIs and changes?
2. Your result is ready. Where should we send it?
It shows right here the moment you tap the button. A copy goes to your email.
Here is your result.
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Turn on each trade. Watch the hits pile up.
Tap each layer to add it to this example floor. The clash run counts every hit. Then let the AI Employee sort the real clashes from the noise.
Level 2 · plan view · made-up job
- Turn on two or more layers to run the clash check.
Clash log, sorted by the AI Employee
60 hits became 4 real clashes and 1 noise note. The AI Employee keeps the log and reminds each owner before the due date. Your BIM lead checks it.
An example with made-up job details. On a call we run it on your own models and clash reports.
Want the clash reports sorted and the log kept for every meeting?
Let AI do the busy work. Your team stays in charge.
- It reads the models and the clash reports from each trade.
- It sorts the real clashes from the noise, and groups them by area and trade.
- It keeps the clash log up to date and reminds each owner before the due date.
Around this job, the same AI Employee also:
- Reads drawings and specs and answers your team's questions.
- Writes RFIs and chases late answers.
- Finds new bids that fit your work, every morning.
- Writes the daily report from site notes and photos.
- Builds the submittal list from the spec book.
30 minutes. We show you this job done on your own work.
Beyond clash reviews.
One AI Employee works across your whole company, from the first estimate to the last warranty call, plus the office work around it. Let AI do the busy work. Your team stays in charge.
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- Client and owner updates
- Follow-ups on quotes
- Invoices and payment chasing
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Short answers.
What is clash detection in BIM?
It is running the trade models together to find places where two things take the same space, like a duct through a beam. The team fixes each clash in the model, before it reaches site.
What are the types of clashes in BIM?
There are three main types. Hard clashes are two things in the same space. Soft clashes are things too close, with no room to install or reach a valve. Workflow clashes are timing problems, like two trades needing the same area at once.
What software is used for clash detection?
Navisworks is widely used. Solibri, the interference check in Revit, and Autodesk Construction Cloud are common too. On many jobs a BIM coordinator runs the tests and the trades work from the report.
Who is responsible for clash detection?
It depends on the contract. Often the GC or a BIM coordinator runs the clash tests, and each trade fixes its own model. What matters most is that every clash has one owner and a due date.
Do we need BIM to coordinate trades?
No. Many jobs are still coordinated on 2D drawings by overlaying sheets. Most of this scorecard works for 2D too: one owner, one log, sign-off before install.
Can AI help with clash detection?
Yes, with the busy work. Our AI Employee sorts the clash reports, keeps the log and chases each owner. Your team makes the calls.
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