Frequently Asked Questions

No. Model data extracted through the Revit plugin is processed to run compliance calculations and is not retained after your session. We do not store, index, or use your model data for any purpose other than the compliance calculation you initiate.

No. Documents uploaded to BIM Pro AI are processed in-session and are not written to persistent storage. Once your session ends, the document is no longer accessible to the system.

BIM Pro AI outputs are designed to support professional review workflows. They are research and documentation assistance tools, not official compliance determinations. A licensed professional must review, verify, and take responsibility for any compliance documentation submitted for permitting. Our outputs are designed to make that professional review faster and more traceable — not to replace it.

BIM Pro AI is designed for energy code compliance workflows. The core engine applies rules-based logic derived from publicly available code content and adopted energy code requirements. Support for additional sections and IECC compliance paths is planned for Phase 2. Users can supply any applicable energy code document through the upload feature for citation-supported explanations. See our standards policy for detail.

Revit plugin compatibility will be documented when Phase 1 is released. We are targeting compatibility with current and recent versions of Revit. Contact us if you have specific version requirements.

UpCodes and similar tools are research platforms for looking up code sections. BIM Pro AI connects directly to your Revit model, runs deterministic compliance calculations from that model data, and produces traceable compliance documentation. The starting point is your building model, not a code search query.

Many LEED energy performance paths reference jurisdiction-specific baseline energy code requirements. BIM Pro AI's compliance calculations may support LEED-related workflows, but we are not a LEED certification tool. Consult your LEED reviewer for certification-specific requirements.

Phase 1 development is planned to begin in H2 2026. Join the early access program via our contact form to be notified when builds are available.

Contact us through the early access form. We are prioritizing early access for architecture firms, MEP engineering firms, and energy consultants who want to help shape the platform with real workflow input.