Скачать или смотреть Are You Struggling with EIRs in Revit? Try This Workflow-Saving Addon

Revit just got a major upgrade - and this one’s all about smarter BIM workflows, streamlined compliance, and ditching those clunky PDFs. In this video, we are joined by special guest Mehdi, the mastermind behind a powerful new plugin that integrates your Plannerly requirements directly into Revit.

🤯 No more juggling between Excel spreadsheets and disconnected documents. This new integration pulls project-specific Exchange Information Requirements (EIRs) from Plannerly and displays them right inside Revit using a clean, intuitive tool palette.

That means teams can now plan, implement, and check their EIRs directly within Revit - making the workflow:
• More simple to understand ✅
• More integrated with daily modeling tasks 🔁
• More consistent across teams and disciplines 📐
• And better for everyone involved – from BIM managers to modelers to project owners 🤝

🎯 Key features include:
• Discipline-specific and phase-specific requirements loaded directly from Plannerly
• Real-time visual validation (e.g. required fields, drop-downs, number limits)
• Automatic parameter mapping with no duplicates
• Multilingual setup for teams in Luxembourg, Belgium, and beyond

🛠 Built on real government BIM standards, this plugin transforms how teams fulfill their clients’ EIRs - without the confusion, double-handling, or miscommunication.

📥 Available on the Autodesk App Store. Early access users can request the installer directly from Mehdi.

🔄 And yes - this workflow goes full circle! After modeling, teams can export IFC or Revit files and run quality checks inside Plannerly against the original EIRs.

🎓 Tutorials are available in English, French, and German. Plus, 1-minute YouTube how-tos to help you get started fast!

🔗 Want to simplify your EIR workflow and make smarter models with less stress? Join the ISO 19650 community, follow Mehdi, and let us know what features you’d love to see next!

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