Revit is handling the tedious part of the project
Self-generating documentation, repetitive batch tasks, and engineering calculations within the model. Download it for free and start using it today—you can unlock the advanced tools whenever you need them.
What he gets out of his day
Document
Tags and quotas are set by the plugin itself, following the standard you configured once. The board comes out ready to use instead of having to be assembled by hand.
Eliminate repetitive tasks
Create dozens of views, put together panels, export everything, fix levels that are out of place. What used to take an afternoon now takes just one click.
Dimension
In-model engineering calculations, with the results saved within the element—they are automatically included in the table and the drawing, without the need for a separate spreadsheet.
Tags and quotas without manual labor
Automatic Tagging
DocumentationTag based on context: if nothing is selected, it tags the entire view; if something is selected, it tags only what you've chosen. It uses the tag family defined for each category.
Record: View the items without tags, click the button, and the tags will appear in their correct positions.
Automatic Quota
DocumentationGenerates rental quotas based on the saved configuration, without having to click point by point.
Save: floor plan without dimensions; click the button to generate rental dimensions.
Config Tags
DocumentationDefines the tag family by category, the flow arrow, and the options used by the other buttons. Set it up once, and it applies to the entire project.
Screenshot of the completed configuration window.
From the first viewing to the handover of the board
Generate Views
DocumentationCreates plants, extensions, and cuts based on environments or a selection—in batches and with standardized naming conventions.
Save: Select rooms, click the button, and the project browser fills with views.
Board Generator
DocumentationAssemble the drawings using a template and automatically position the views.
Save: Choose a template and views, click the button, and the panels are assembled with the viewports in place.
LevelManager
FreeCheck how the elements are distributed by level and reassign the target level for the selection—the broker from whom you inherited a messy template.
Screenshot of the window showing the number of elements per level.
Export Surfboards
DocumentationBulk export drawings in PDF, DWG, and DWF formats, with filenames formatted according to your standards and automatically organized into subfolders.
Export Tables
DocumentationImport Revit tables directly into Excel, ready for cost estimates and material lists—no copying and pasting required.
Engineering Calculations in Revit
Voltage Drop
ElectricalCalculates the percentage voltage drop across the circuits according to the NBR 5410 and saves the result in the element's parameter—the value is included in both the table and the board.
Save: panel with circuits, click the button, table showing the percentage completed.
Transfer Circuits
ElectricalMove circuits from one distribution panel to another in a single operation—and a single Ctrl+Z undoes everything.
Save: two frames, select circuits, click the button, and the circuits appear in the destination frame.
Install it for free and see it in action
Installation takes less than two minutes, and the free tools are available right away. When you need the advanced features, just enable them.