AI plan check

Every sheet. Every revision. Checked.

We read the full drawing set and send back what’s wrong, where it is, and the evidence — in hours.

Check against your standards, not generic ones.

Load your practice's checklist, drawing conventions and preferred details — every set gets reviewed against your rules.

Every finding backed by evidence.

Each issue points to the sheet, the location and the source — a detail, a clause or a schedule — so your team can act, not re-check.

Drawing review capabilities

Find every issue, before it reaches site

Load your standards, run the set, and get evidence-backed findings on every sheet and every revision. No red pens, no missed clashes.

Checklists and standards for every jurisdiction. Review against the building codes and consenting rules where you're building, not a generic ruleset.

Every finding traced to its source. A detail, a clause or a schedule, with the sheet and location.

Rechecked on every revision, assigned right there. Issue a new rev and the set is re-reviewed automatically, then assign findings straight from the markups.

Reviewing drawings? Just ask.

QC Chat reads your drawing set and answers back. Go beyond a fixed checklist — interrogate the model, chase a discrepancy, and get the clause reference behind every flag.

Ask open questions like “Which door schedules don’t match the plans?”
Every flag cites the drawing, sheet and governing clause
Runs cross-sheet consistency checks a checklist can’t reach
Follow up in plain language until the issue is resolved

Query your model where you draw it.

The BIM plug-in runs QC inside Revit. Point it at your live model, ask a question, and get answers straight from the parameters.

Interrogate elements, types and parameters in the live model
Check model data against the spec and your clause library
Jump to any flagged element and fix it in place
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Questions

Questions about checking

Can AI check the work, including its own?

Yes, and it's one of the most useful things it does. AI is good at reading a long document closely and comparing it against other documents, which is exactly what checking a specification involves.

It checks your work. Give Avoice a spec your team wrote and it reviews it against your drawings and schedules, flagging contradictions, broken references, leftover clauses and open TBCs.

It checks its own work. Every draft Avoice writes is checked against the drawings and its sources before you see it, and anything it can't confirm is marked for you to check.

You can check it with another AI. If you want a second opinion, paste a clause into another AI tool and ask it to find problems. Using one AI to check another is a quick, cheap way to build confidence, much like asking a colleague to look over a draft.

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Can we use it only to check our specs, without letting it write?

Yes. Avoice can review a spec your team wrote against your drawings and schedules, and flag contradictions, broken references, leftover clauses and open TBCs. Many practices start there before they let it draft.

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Does it check the spec against our drawings?

Yes. Before issue, clauses are cross-checked against your drawings and product data. Conflicts, missing details and broken references are flagged while there's still time to fix them.

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