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The platform

One model. Every downstream deliverable.

The same structural model carries through six stages, so nothing is re-entered and nothing is re-measured. Each stage reads the work the last one did.

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The six stages

  1. 01

    MIGRATE

    • BIM Data Migration

      Starting again is not migration. VIRTUELE brings an existing structural model in with its geometry and data intact, so the work already done stays done.

    Includes BIM Integrations

  2. 02

    CONNECT

    • Detailing Accelerator

      Connection detailing is where the hours go. VIRTUELE applies your shop's own standards to every joint in the model, so what comes out is what your fabrication floor already builds — not a generic library you then correct.

    Includes Steel Connection Libraries, Fabrication Shop Standards

  3. 03

    CHECK

    • Model Check

      Issues found during fabrication or erection are the expensive ones. VIRTUELE checks the model for constructability problems while they are still a change in the model rather than a change on site.

    Includes Prechecks, Early issue detection

  4. 04

    ESTIMATE

    • Estimation Assistant

      An estimate is only as good as the model behind it. VIRTUELE prices the same connected, checked model the project is being built from, so takeoff and pricing come from one dataset instead of a re-measured copy.

    Includes MTO Reports

  5. 05

    COORDINATE

    • Documents

      Documents drift from the model the moment they live somewhere else. VIRTUELE keeps drawings, documents and markups against the same project data, so what the team is reviewing is what is being built.

    • RFI Management

      An RFI detached from the geometry it concerns takes longer to answer. VIRTUELE keeps RFIs pinned to the model, so the question, the answer and the affected members stay together.

    Includes Drawings, Document Markups

  6. 06

    TRACK

    • Project Status Tracker

      Status that lives in a spreadsheet is status nobody trusts. VIRTUELE colours the model by where each piece actually is, so progress is read from the project data rather than reported into it.