Feature
Schedule Creator
The schedule built from the drawings, then audited against them.
The master door schedule and the floor plans disagree more often than anyone would like. CIM reads the schedule, locates every door and window on the plans, reconciles the two and audits hardware, fire ratings, acoustic ratings and finishes against the specification. Where no schedule exists, it builds one from the drawings.
| Door | Type | FRL | Hardware | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D-104 | Single, solid core | -/60/30 | HW-3 | Reconciled |
| D-118 | Fire door, exit passage | -/60/30 | HW-7 | Fire strategy says -/90/30 |
| D-141 | On plan A-2106 | — | — | Missing from schedule |
| D-152 | Sliding, unit entry | — | HW-2 | Spec hardware changed |
This run
- 184 doors located on the plans
- 9 on the plans, missing from the schedule
- 4 ratings against the fire strategy
- 2 hardware sets against the spec
Re-runs on each revision and exports into your contract admin template.
The schedule reconciled against the plans, with hardware and ratings audited to the spec.
The old way
Two days of cross-referencing, done in full only when someone has two days
A door on the plans with no line in the schedule
Is a door with no hardware, no rating and no price, until the subcontractor finds it on site.
The schedule contradicts the life safety plan
The fire ratings on the schedule and the ratings in the life safety plan drift apart, and the check is a sample at best.
It goes stale the moment the next revision lands
A hardware set changes in the spec and the schedule keeps the old one.
With CIM
Every door and window reconciled to the schedule, on every revision
Every door and window reconciled both ways
Doors on the drawings with no line in the schedule, and lines with no door behind them. Windows and walls run the same way.
Ratings and hardware checked to the spec
Hardware, fire ratings, acoustic ratings and finishes audited against the specification and the life safety plan, each finding referenced to its sheet.
A live schedule in your own template
It re-runs as revisions land and exports into the format your contract admin already uses. Where no schedule exists, CIM builds one.
What it does for your team
Builders
Doors on the plans that never reached the schedule
Two days of cross-referencing per set, run in minutes and repeated on every revision.
Certifiers and surveyors
Wall schedules against the FRL plans
Schedules cross-checked against compartment plans and floor plans, with conflicts named.
Consultants
Ratings checked against your own report
Hardware, fire ratings and acoustic ratings audited against the specification and the fire strategy.