Feature
Bulk compare
A whole set compared in one run, on your instructions.
Comparing one sheet against its previous issue is a small job. Comparing 400 of them is a week. Bulk compare runs the whole set in one pass on an instruction you write in plain English, saves the instruction as a template and keeps a history of every run.
01/Your instruction, in plain English
Compare Rev C to Rev D. Flag slab levels, set-downs, fire ratings and anything in the notes.
412 sheets
Read in one run
17 changed
Against your instruction
6 unclouded
Nothing on the transmittal
1 template
Saved for the next issue
02/Results, and the record of them
One instruction in plain English, applied to the whole set and kept as a template.
The old way
A full set comparison takes a week, so only part of it happens
The set gets sampled
The structural sheets and the wet areas get compared. The other 350 sheets go through on trust.
Each reviewer compares to their own standard
What one person checks for, another does not, and the miss depends on who did the read.
There is no record when the claim is argued
Months later nobody can show what was compared, or when.
With CIM
The whole set compared in one run, the same way every time
400 sheets compared in one run
Describe what matters in plain English: slab levels, fire ratings, anything the last set caught you on. Every sheet gets the same read, in parallel.
The same comparison on every issue
Save the instruction as a template and it runs the same way on the next issue and the one after.
A run made in March is shown intact in November
Every run is kept with its date, inputs and results.
What it does for your team
Builders
The whole set, not a sample
400 sheets compared in one run, so the sheets nobody had time for get the same read as the structural ones.
Certifiers and surveyors
One instruction, every project
Save the comparison your practice always runs and apply it to the next set the same way.
Consultants
A record of what was compared
Every run kept with its inputs and results, which is what defends the read months later.