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Case studies

Where clients are under NDA, the work is described without naming them.

What we built, for whom, and what changed as a result.

Platforms automatedSix
ClientsUS · UK · EU
Under NDADescribed without naming
02Published work
Web & cloudNamed with permission

Quote automation with CAD generation

Estimate parameters in, dimensioned drawings out — as a service behind a quoting web app.

Client typePartner delivery
PlatformRevit · Web
Service lineWeb & cloud
EngagementPartner subcontract
StatusLive
04 · Our role

This project was delivered together with Teamvoy, our development partner, who led product and client communication. Consedge was responsible for the CAD generation engine — the microservice that produces dimensioned drawings from estimate parameters — and the Revit integration behind it.

The same engine, as a live tool →
03Client work

Work behind the testimonials

Each of these is a delivered project whose client published a testimonial under their own name. The full account of any of them is available under NDA.

Plugin development

Scanplan B.V.

Revit plugin. Published testimonial from Shayan Nikoohemat.

Plugin development

ERP ↔ SolidWorks integration

Published testimonial from Tom Winston.

Plugin development

Swinerton and Dusty Robotics

Plugins in use by both teams. Published testimonial from Alex Vysochanskyi.

Plugin development

Niche AEC workflow plugin

Revit plugin. Published testimonial from Shaydan Walker.

BIM production

PEMB and cold-formed automation

Tekla and Revit automation. Published testimonial from Levi Jordan.

Products, not client work

Our own software lives on its own page now

Views for Revit, Collision Manager, Phase Bridge 4D and the rest moved to /products. They prove that we ship and maintain; case studies prove what we changed for a client.

See the products →
  • Views for Revit
  • Collision Manager
  • Phase Bridge 4D
  • MMD Tekla Plugin
  • Parametric Self-Storage Generator

From prototype to production

AI made prototypes cheap. We make them ship.

A Feasibility Review is a 30-minute technical session with the engineers who would build it, followed by a written verdict: what the API actually allows, where it will break at scale, and what production costs. No obligation to proceed.

  • No charge, no obligation
  • Straight answers
  • Written verdict
  • Senior engineers, not account managers