FOR ARCHITECTS & DESIGN CONSULTANTS
Turn design information
into project intelligence.
Drawings, BIM data, specifications, compliance requirements and consultant outputs structured into information that downstream project teams can actually use.
Talk to us · The design data layer
What breaks at this seat.
- Design data is trapped in drawings: The most valuable project information exists as lines on a page, unreadable to systems.
- BIM and project systems don't speak: Model data stays in the design office while delivery re-types what it needs.
- Specification changes are hard to trace: A revision lands, and every downstream document quietly goes stale.
- Compliance is reviewed too late: Requirements surface at approval time instead of shaping the design.
- Every team re-interprets the design: Estimators, builders and certifiers each read the same drawings again, differently.
What this seat needs to control.
- Drawing information and revisions
- BIM and design data
- Specification structure
- Consultant coordination
- Compliance requirements
- Downstream data handover
YOUR SYSTEMS
The combination built for your seat.
What changes when the layer is live.
| Before | With the design data layer |
|---|
| Design issued as documents, re-read by everyone | Design issued as structured data, read once |
| Revisions drift silently downstream | Changes tracked between revision A and B |
| Compliance checked at the end | Requirements visible from the start |
Who uses it.
- Architect
- BIM coordinator
- Design manager
- Consultant team
- Compliance reviewer
- Developer or builder receiving the design
PROOF AT THIS SEAT
The parsing layer already works for a living.
The document intelligence beneath this seat feeds our live quoting deployment, and our drawing-review research was presented at WSBE26 in Melbourne. The design data layer is engineered inside real workflows, not a concept deck.
- Parsing: Live under quoting
- Research: WSBE26, Melbourne
- Foundation: Design Data & BIM
The design data layer · Publications & awards
Common questions.
Does Cyberate create design documentation?
No. We structure the information design teams already produce so downstream systems and teams can use it.
Can it work with existing BIM or CAD outputs?
Yes. The integration is scoped against the authoring tools your team already uses.
Can specifications be parsed into structured data?
Yes. Materials, standards and product requirements are extracted with confidence flags, and ambiguities route to a person.
Can compliance requirements connect to design information?
Yes. Approval conditions can be linked to the drawings and specifications they govern.
Bring us a drawing set