Revizto

Revizto is a real-time issue tracking software with a focus on BIM collaboration

Revizto is a real-time visual collaboration tool for anyone working on a building project, including architects, engineers, contractors and owners. Revizto helps to reduce errors and misunderstandings in the team during a project life cycle. Even non-expert users find it easy to work with Revizto.

Revizto allows to examine scenes created in Revizto, a productive software for PC. Revizto turns BIM and CAD models into navigable 3D environment and allows to share these scenes using cloud-based repository - Revizto Workspace and collaborate from any device using Revizto.

Revizto is free, easy to use and widely available.

With Revizto you can:

- Open projects, created in Revizto, even complex and large ones.

- Navigate through the 3D environment.

- Collaborate easily with your team in real time using our integrated Issue tracker.

Key Revizto features:

- Issue Tracker: With a built-in issue tracking system you can assign tasks to anyone within a working group, as well as generate regular reports. You can also attach images, photos and pdf files to it.

- Camera sharing: Follow the online presentation or make your own, and invite your teammates to join. This will be a smooth 3D demo in real-time, with no delays and freezing.

- Object’s data: Get detailed information about an object just by clicking on them.

- Ruler: Measure any distance in the scene.

- Visibility control: Work with visibility mode and make objects transparent to see what’s behind them. Turn categories on/off or view them in X-ray mode.

- Viewpoints and Section cuts: Ability to save any spot in the scene as viewpoint for easier navigation and presentation purposes. Each viewpoint contains individually configured Section cut - ability to cut the model in plane and section box.

- 2D Sheets: Ability to view 2D Sheets from Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD and PDF.

- Overlaying 2D sheet on 3D scene

- Viewing clashes made in Navisworks inside the issue tracker

- 2D map and levels: Refer to 2D map to define a certain position in a plan and by click be teleported to this spot in 3D model. If needed switch between levels in 2D map.