Feature
Report compliance
Every consultant report, checked against the drawings.
A job carries a stack of consultant reports: geotech, acoustic, ESD, fire, traffic, waste. Each one holds requirements the drawings are meant to have picked up. CIM reads every report against the drawing set and the specification and returns each finding cited to the clause and the sheet.
Findings cited to the clause and the sheet, triaged to reviewed, needs action or RFI.
The old way
Reports get read where someone has the time
Half the reports get a skim
Under bid pressure the team reads the reports it already worries about. A requirement missed in the rest is priced at nothing and paid for in delivery.
The cross-reference takes days nobody has
STC 50 in the acoustic report against STC 45 on the drawings. CFA piles in the geotech against bored piles in the structural notes. Found drawing by drawing, or found on site.
The finding dies in a marked-up PDF
What one reviewer caught sits in their markup. The estimator never sees it, and the number goes in without it.
With CIM
Every report audited before the number goes in
The week-long read is done in minutes
All reports run against the drawings and the specification in parallel, with the Owner's Project Requirements as its own audit. The IBC and the state amendments that apply to the job are preloaded, so the team can query them directly.
The reviewer confirms in seconds
Each finding carries a reference box: the clause, the sheet, the revision. Checking a conclusion replaces hunting for the evidence.
The RFI goes out on day two
Findings triage to reviewed, needs action or future RFI, so the conflict is raised while the consultant can still fix it for free.
What it does for your team
Builders
Price what the reports actually require
The geotech, acoustic and ESD requirements the drawings never picked up surface before the number is committed.
Certifiers and surveyors
Cross-document checks at volume
PCA reports, fire engineering reports and drawings checked against each other, on the hundreds of projects a year that come through.
Consultants
The extraction off your senior desks
Pulling requirements out of a large PDF set is the repetitive half. Your people keep the judgement and the sign-off.