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A checklist to plan a Scan-to-BIM project, our materials catalog and practical guides. No sign-up.

Scan-to-BIM project checklist
Agree these twelve points before scan day and most surprises disappear.
- 1Purpose of the model — renovation design, permit, facility management or heritage record
- 2LOD per element category (for example walls LOD 300, MEP LOD 200)
- 3Floor area and number of levels in scope
- 4Spaces left out of scope, and why
- 5Access: keys, working hours, occupied areas, roof and technical rooms
- 6Coordinate system and height datum (local or state grid)
- 7Required accuracy and how it will be checked
- 8Existing drawings to compare against
- 9Disciplines to model: architecture, structure, MEP
- 10Deliverables: point cloud format, Revit version, IFC version, 2D drawings
- 11Who reviews the model and how many review rounds are included
- 12Support period after delivery
Materials catalog
40 materials across four processes, with properties and finishes — filter by what your part has to do.
Why Scan-to-BIM pays for itself
Where renovation costs come from and what a scan-based model changes.
Serbia BIM 2028 — what it means
The announced BIM requirement in Serbia and how to prepare.
FAQ
Technologies, sizes, lead times, BIM and heritage — short answers.