Stage track
Information management in AEC
Communication, models and sheets for the whole office on one base. Ask the project under way, the archive of what has been delivered, and the team's own conversation.
Six areas, one project
and the firm's archive on one base
Project lifecycle
One workspace: conversation, stage, activities, model, sheets, report and files
see detail →Calculation report
Collaborative editor with snapshots; published when the activity is accepted
see detail →3D model
IFC with a lineage of versions; only the current one answers
Requirements
IDS specifications checked item by item against the model
Assistant
Ask the project, the firm's archive and the team's conversation
see example →in validation
Site
Answers on site with no login, with our team alongside
see example →The whole project, in a single workspace
Stage, activities, 3D model, sheets, calculation report and files live under the same project. Moving to the next stage requires the maturity gate to be met, not a manual tick.
Written together, with a history of every revision
A collaborative editor, several people at once, with direct references to model elements. Publishing happens when the activity is accepted, and a draft does not leak out as final.
Integrations
Each tool publishes; Equilibris checks the current revision
Nobody changes analysis software to come in. What goes in is the file the team already produces; what comes out is the current revision, checked against the project's requirements.
IFC2x3 and 4
Revitvia connector
AutoCADvia connector
Tekla Structuresvia connector
other softwareETABS · Civil 3D · Rhino
Equilibris
checks the current revisionok28 elements100%
Every beam declares fckfail8 with no code71%
Every element carries an identification codefail16 with no value43%
Minimum cover statedA new revision does not inherit the green stamp from the previous one: the saved check starts showing as out of date until it is run again.tell us which software you use →
Ask the project, and what the office has already solved
The team's conversation, the calculation report, the sheets, the model and the documents go into the same base. The assistant reads all of it to answer, and always says where it came from.
- Question: Which borehole supported the block B foundation? Equilibris looked it up (2 excerpts in the calculation report · 1 PDF) and answered: SP-03, survey dated Mar 12. The block B foundation came from it. Source: borehole.pdf, p. 4.
- Question: Have we done a project like this one before? Equilibris looked it up (Searched similar projects) and answered: Three, with the same type of service. The closest took 240 h against 180 h estimated. Source: 3 completed projects.
- Question: Did we decide to raise the fck of column P12? Equilibris looked it up (Reread the conversation) and answered: Yes, to 40 MPa. The team settled it in the project channel. Source: team conversation, Aug 4.
- On site. Question: Can I drill through beam V1 here? Equilibris looked it up (1 excerpt in the calculation report) and answered: Not in that region. Before any drilling, talk to the responsible engineer. Source: calculation report, rev. C.
Highlights
see all of it with access →Marketplace
Sheets published by the firm, reused from project to project
estimated
actual
Hours and productivity
Estimated against actual, by project and by team
IFCIDSBCF
Open standards
IFC 2x3 and 4, IDS specifications, and BCF out and back
Frequent questions
Answered before you ask
Yes. Your sheets and models remain yours; Equilibris organises and connects them, and changes neither the authorship nor the professional responsibility for the design.
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