“Clarity” fo

r Revit

“Clarity” …Never before has one tool offered so much for Revit

projects!

“Clarity” fo

r Revit

How would you use “Clarity” to make your Revit projects more efficient?

Ask yourself if these examples sound all too familiar….

With the Clarity “Reporting” tool, Susan has all of this information available to her immediately, & from anywhere; even a mobile device.

Susan’s a project Manager, who’s not trained in Revit, and Susan has an upcoming meeting. She quickly needs:

- The latest PDF set- The furniture count for room 103A, as well as

the Manufacturer; and needs it in Excel - An excel report for all the 90 minute fire rated

doors in the building, organized by floor

“Clarity” fo

r Revit

How would you use “Clarity” to make your Revit projects more efficient?

Ask yourself if these examples sound all too familiar….

With the Clarity “Reporting” tool, Susan has all of this information available to her immediately, & from anywhere; even a mobile device.

Susan’s a project Manager, who’s not trained in Revit, and Susan has an upcoming meeting. She quickly needs:

- The latest PDF set- The furniture count for room 103A, as well as

the Manufacturer; and needs it in Excel - An excel report for all the 90 minute fire rated

doors in the building, organized by floor

With Clarity, Dan can leverage the “Model Metrics” tool to understand all of this, and help use the information to enforce best practices amongst the users.

Dan is the CIO of a firm that has 15 active Revit projects; and one low performing project can hurt the firm’s profitability. Dan needs to know if a model is suddenly taking too long to open weakening productivity. In addition, he needs know:- Why the model has increased in size - Specifics dates in which the model changed

“Clarity” fo

r Revit

How would you use “Clarity” to make your Revit projects more efficient?

Ask yourself if these examples sound all too familiar….

With the Clarity “Reporting” tool, Susan has all of this information available to her immediately, & from anywhere; even a mobile device.

Susan’s a project Manager, who’s not trained in Revit, and Susan has an upcoming meeting. She quickly needs:

- The latest PDF set- The furniture count for room 103A, as well as

the Manufacturer; and needs it in Excel - An excel report for all the 90 minute fire rated

doors in the building, organized by floor

With Clarity, Dan can leverage the “Model Metrics” tool to understand all of this, and help use the information to enforce best practices amongst the users.

Dan is the CIO of a firm that has 15 active Revit projects; and one low performing project can hurt the firm’s profitability. Dan needs to know if a model is suddenly taking too long to open weakening productivity. In addition, he needs know:- Why the model has increased in size - Specifics dates in which the model changed

With Clarity, Linda logs in with her Laptop or Smartphone and opens the “Model Viewer” tool. Linda is now walking around inside the model and can show the client any room on the project; as well as detailed information about specific objects.

Linda is a Partner and is on-site with the owner. There’s a very specific question asked about the details in the lobby; as well as the cafeteria. Linda doesn't have Revit on her laptop.

“Clarity” fo

r Revit

How would you use “Clarity” to make your Revit projects more efficient?

Ask yourself if these examples sound all too familiar….

With the Clarity “Reporting” tool, Susan has all of this information available to her immediately, & from anywhere; even a mobile device.

Susan’s a project Manager, who’s not trained in Revit, and Susan has an upcoming meeting. She quickly needs:

- The latest PDF set- The furniture count for room 103A, as well as

the Manufacturer; and needs it in Excel - An excel report for all the 90 minute fire rated

doors in the building, organized by floor

With Clarity, Dan can leverage the “Model Metrics” tool to understand all of this, and help use the information to enforce best practices amongst the users.

Dan is the CIO of a firm that has 15 active Revit projects; and one low performing project can hurt the firm’s profitability. Dan needs to know if a model is suddenly taking too long to open weakening productivity. In addition, he needs know:- Why the model has increased in size - Specifics dates in which the model changed

With Clarity, Linda logs in with her Laptop or Smartphone and opens the “Model Viewer” tool. Linda is now walking around inside the model and can show the client any room on the project; as well as detailed information about specific objects.

Linda is a Partner and is on-site with the owner. There’s a very specific question asked about the details in the lobby; as well as the cafeteria. Linda doesn't have Revit on her laptop.

Nick receives massive models from architects at his MEP firm. The models contain over a thousand views and sheets that are no use to his MEP team. If Nick doesn’t remove these unneeded views and sheets the model will not perform optimally.

With Clarity, Nick can utilize the “Task Automation” tool to quickly purge the model of unneeded views and files; reducing its size significantly and improving productivity by making the model easier to work on.

“Clarity” fo

r Revit

How would you use “Clarity” to make your Revit projects more efficient?

Ask yourself if these examples sound all too familiar….

With the Clarity “Reporting” tool, Susan has all of this information available to her immediately, & from anywhere; even a mobile device.

Susan’s a project Manager, who’s not trained in Revit, and Susan has an upcoming meeting. She quickly needs:

- The latest PDF set- The furniture count for room 103A, as well as

the Manufacturer; and needs it in Excel - An excel report for all the 90 minute fire rated

doors in the building, organized by floor

With Clarity, Sarah can extract the data she needs automatically from Revit using the “Data Sheets” tool. She can organize the data to her specifications; and automatically keep the data sheets up to date as the Revit Models change.

Sarah’s a PM and is working on a project that requires Cut/Data sheets to be done. She needs to document the:

- Room Layout- Equipment & Furniture counts, Finishes, etc.

Historically Sarah has used Excel, and it’s been a painful process.

With Clarity, Dan can leverage the “Model Metrics” tool to understand all of this, and help use the information to enforce best practices amongst the users.

Dan is the CIO of a firm that has 15 active Revit projects; and one low performing project can hurt the firm’s profitability. Dan needs to know if a model is suddenly taking too long to open weakening productivity. In addition, he needs know:- Why the model has increased in size - Specifics dates in which the model changed

With Clarity, Linda logs in with her Laptop or Smartphone and opens the “Model Viewer” tool. Linda is now walking around inside the model and can show the client any room on the project; as well as detailed information about specific objects.

Linda is a Partner and is on-site with the owner. There’s a very specific question asked about the details in the lobby; as well as the cafeteria. Linda doesn't have Revit on her laptop.

Nick receives massive models from architects at his MEP firm. The models contain over a thousand views and sheets that are no use to his MEP team. If Nick doesn’t remove these unneeded views and sheets the model will not perform optimally.

With Clarity, Nick can utilize the “Task Automation” tool to quickly purge the model of unneeded views and files; reducing its size significantly and improving productivity by making the model easier to work on.

“Clarity” fo

r Revit

How would you use “Clarity” to make your Revit projects more efficient?

Ask yourself if these examples sound all too familiar….

With Clarity, John can create those 4 “Tasks” once, & launch them with a single click from inside Revit; or schedule them to run every Tuesday and Thursday at 3am. By utilizing a server in the background, and not Johns workstation; John can keep working and let the server do all the work.

John manages the Revit Model for your latest project. Several times a week, John needs to stop working and:

- Print a PDF permit set that’s been requested- Send the model to the Architect or MEP firm- Back-up the project to a specific folder- Export the latest Navisworks file- And more……

With the Clarity “Reporting” tool, Susan has all of this information available to her immediately, & from anywhere; even a mobile device.

Susan’s a project Manager, who’s not trained in Revit, and Susan has an upcoming meeting. She quickly needs:

- The latest PDF set- The furniture count for room 103A, as well as

the Manufacturer; and needs it in Excel - An excel report for all the 90 minute fire rated

doors in the building, organized by floor

With Clarity, Sarah can extract the data she needs automatically from Revit using the “Data Sheets” tool. She can organize the data to her specifications; and automatically keep the data sheets up to date as the Revit Models change.

Sarah’s a PM and is working on a project that requires Cut/Data sheets to be done. She needs to document the:

- Room Layout- Equipment & Furniture counts, Finishes, etc.

Historically Sarah has used Excel, and it’s been a painful process.

With Clarity, Dan can leverage the “Model Metrics” tool to understand all of this, and help use the information to enforce best practices amongst the users.

Dan is the CIO of a firm that has 15 active Revit projects; and one low performing project can hurt the firm’s profitability. Dan needs to know if a model is suddenly taking too long to open weakening productivity. In addition, he needs know:- Why the model has increased in size - Specifics dates in which the model changed

With Clarity, Linda logs in with her Laptop or Smartphone and opens the “Model Viewer” tool. Linda is now walking around inside the model and can show the client any room on the project; as well as detailed information about specific objects.

Linda is a Partner and is on-site with the owner. There’s a very specific question asked about the details in the lobby; as well as the cafeteria. Linda doesn't have Revit on her laptop.

Nick receives massive models from architects at his MEP firm. The models contain over a thousand views and sheets that are no use to his MEP team. If Nick doesn’t remove these unneeded views and sheets the model will not perform optimally.

With Clarity, Nick can utilize the “Task Automation” tool to quickly purge the model of unneeded views and files; reducing its size significantly and improving productivity by making the model easier to work on.

“Clarity” fo

r Revit

So just how much time could you save, here’s a hypothetical example…..