BIM Compliance

What it does

Audits the model's data against built-in COBie and ISO 19650 rules and your own custom rules, and gives a score. Rules check things such as Project Information, levels, rooms, component marks, type manufacturer and classification codes, and view naming.

When to use it

Use it before a data handover or a milestone, to find missing or badly formed information in the model.

How to use it

1. Go to Penguin Manage › Management › BIM Compliance.
2. Choose the rules to run, or apply a saved rule-set profile; add custom rules if you need them.
3. Run the audit and review the issues by sheet and by rule.
4. Select an element in Revit from its issue, or auto-fix the issues that can be fixed.
5. Export the results as a CSV report.

What you get

You get a score (passed checks out of checks run) and a list of issues with the element and the expected value. Auto-fix writes parameter values only for rules that support it.

Good to know

Custom rules with an invalid regex, a non-numeric bound for a numeric operator or a category the scan does not read are refused when you save them. Auto-fix is refused for issues that cannot be fixed automatically.