Our coordination reports are designed to give your team clear, actionable insight into potential design conflicts—without the need for completed BIM models. Using only your drawing sets, we deliver a detailed review that helps keep your project aligned and moving forward.
Here’s what you can expect from every coordination report:
Grid-Referenced Issues
Each coordination issue is tied to a specific grid location, making it easy for design teams to locate and address the problem within the drawing set.
Marked-Up Screenshots
We provide visual documentation for each issue using clear, annotated screenshots or drawing excerpts, so there’s no confusion about what’s wrong—or where it is.
Written Descriptions & Recommendations
Every issue is explained in plain language with a summary of what’s wrong, why it matters, and how to resolve it. Where applicable, we offer suggestions that reflect construction realities and coordination best practices.
Organized Reporting Structure
Reports are structured by discipline, drawing sheet, or severity level, depending on your preference. This makes it easy for teams to prioritize and distribute tasks during coordination meetings or internal reviews.
Optional Summary Tracker
For projects with a large number of issues, we offer an optional spreadsheet-style summary that functions as a coordination tracker, ideal for assigning responsibility and tracking resolutions.
Our process is fast, flexible, and tailored to meet your project’s needs, whether you’re in early design or preparing for tender.
Let us help you improve drawing coordination without the complexity or delay of model-based reviews.