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Every IFC model, checked against its rules.

Regolo audits IFC models against the Capitolato Informativo in minutes. Every failure becomes a finding with an owner, a BCF topic and a revision cloud on the model, and each delivery leaves with the UNI 11337-4 rapporto your client signs.

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Findings drawn where they are.

The model opens as a hidden-line drawing. A failed requirement draws a revision cloud around the element, numbered like a change on a checked drawing set, and the verdict sits in the title block.

    Open the run

    Run 0412 in Regolo: the corridor wall W-1.04-N clouded in red on the model, the revision schedule and the LV2 verdict in the title block

    The whole drawing set.

    Five roles, one dataset. An issue assigned by the coordinator lands in the model author's inbox; the rapporto she issues reaches the RUP for LV3.

    Built for Italian public works.

    The checks follow how deliveries are actually verified in Italy, from the contract's Capitolato Informativo to the RUP's signature.

      A concrete frame under construction with a tower crane above it
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      A broken element is a finding, not a crash.

      A multi-storey concrete frame under construction, still propped floor by floor

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      Open standards in, open formats out.

      Nothing proprietary sits between the model and the report. Every output is a file another tool can read.

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      Start with one model.

      Drop an IFC file. Its header and every entity are read in your browser before anything runs, and nothing leaves the machine.

      An architectural model on a table in front of pinned-up drawings