e-SPECS for Revit - File size:
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- Date added:
- Jan 28, 2022 | Last update check: 1 minute ago
- Licence:
- Demo
- Runs on:
- Revit
There is no trial version. You can request a demo.
e-SPECS for Revit is an add-in that integrates Revit with e-SPECS enabling users to fully or partially automate the preparation of a project specification manual, and ensure that the models and specifications stay in sync. e-SPECS supports the industry-standard Revit parameters to automate and coordinate project specs.
The e-SPECS Binding Manager is used to manage the associations between the Revit Assembly Codes and the e-SPECS specification tags. The Revit Assembly codes are defined by the familiar UniFormat classification system. UniFormat is an industry standard classification system, developed in part by the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI), and used primarily as a way of categorizing information about building elements, which may contain multiple detailed parts.
e-SPECS for Revit ensures the high quality construction documents without the error-prone manual efforts previously required to produce project specs. All project team members can collaborate within the specs from anywhere in the world, 24/7, with the peace of mind that BIM and the specs are synchronized. e-SPECS version control keeps track of all user edits, making it simple to incorporate comments and changes from multiple sources. Team members can access the project directly in Revit or the accompanying markup application. e-SPECS solutions reduce the time and cost of design as well as improve communication and access to current, pertinent specification information thus further reducing coordination issues, change orders, and RFIs.
e-SPECS supports all specification master libraries of AIA MasterSpec, US Dept. of Veterans Affairs, Canadian Master Specifications and offers the ability to integrate custom masters.
Features:
- Seamless integration and synchronization of BIM drawings with specifications.
- Select a Revit family and view linked specs.
- View the entire Division Tree of specifications, project notes and project files in the e-SPECS Revit Browser.
- Filter and edit master guide specs with the e-SPECS Checklist and Editor.
- Expanded editing functionality.
- Generate project specific keynotes to ensure accuracy.
- Automatically create Outline Reports and TOC’s in Revit before editing in e-SPECS.
- Customize style guides, H/F and TOC in e-SPECS for Revit.
- Run the e-SPECS Validation Reporting Console to ensure.
- See Drawing Reconciliation Reports to get a complete overview of all the drawing elements that resulted in project specification sections.
- Review the history of your specification sections to see when and why it was included in the project.
- Markup the specs by collaborating with your specifier and other team members in e-SPECS Desktop, included with every e-SPECS for Revit license.
Project Collaboration
With e-SPECS for Revit, all team members can collaborate on your specification documents from any place in the world. Team members can access the project directly in Revit and using the free e-SPECS Desktop tool.
- Inside Revit: select a family and view the specs linked to that family.
- With e-SPECS Desktop: markup and redline the specs, collaborating with your specifier who can add or edit the markups in the project manual.
- e-SPECS version control keeps track of all user edits, making it simple to incorporate comments and changes from multiple sources.
About Deltek
Deltek (formerly Avitru and ARCOM) provides enterprise software and information solutions that enable higher levels of project intelligence, management and collaboration. Their industry-focused expertise makes your projects successful and helps you achieve performance that maximizes productivity and revenue. Deltek is headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, and has over 3,000 employees worldwide.
Deltek acquired InterSpec, Inc. in 2017. InterSpec is a Maine-based company that provides software solutions and spec writing services built on its patented e-SPECS technology. InterSpec began development of its e-SPECS specification automation technology in 1998.
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Seamless connection between BIM and specs. ©BIMsmith