What you get

Space use
How much of the plot area and of the volume
the equipment actually occupies, in percent.
Height fill
Equipment height as a share of the available
height, against a threshold you set.
Access
Clearances against the rule you set. Between
two units it is the total gap that counts,
not a margin on each side.
Mass and center of gravity
Equipment mass from your own file, and a map
of where the weight sits.
Connections
Length and mass per connection, plus
inch-feet for your estimate. The main pipe
rack is reported separately.
Version comparison
The delta on every metric between two
versions, in units and percent.

How it works

1. Inside Navisworks — it runs as a plugin, with nothing else to install.
2. Your model, or no model yet — it reads the 3D model you have, or builds a block model
from an equipment list with dimensions and a plot plan.
3. Mass from your own file — equipment masses come from a CSV and are matched by tag.
4. The baseline is fixed — the first layout becomes the reference and does not move.
5. You build version 2 — unlock a unit, move it, set its connections, lock it again. The
engine recomputes everything that depends on it.
6. Metrics and report — deltas, six heatmaps, and the equipment table as CSV.
7. DXF out — the version you choose is exported as DXF and goes into your design tool.

Start with one unit

A fixed-fee pilot on a single unit, run by us, finished in six weeks.

You give us a Navisworks model — or, with no model yet, an equipment list and a plot plan.

We measure the baseline, then the iterations you want compared. Three are included.

You get back the deltas, the heatmaps, the equipment table as CSV, and a tool license.

The pilot is a service, bought on a purchase order. The license comes with it.

Everything runs on a snapshot. The original 3D model is never touched or altered.

What the software does not do: detailed routing, design calculations, and drawing packages.