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Approach Architecture

Every sheet checked against the code before it leaves.

−60%review time per set
In buildQ1 2027

Before

Drawing sets reviewed by eye before consent; repetitive details and sheet setup done by hand in Revit.

What we built

Drawing sets and the relevant NZ Building Code clauses structured so an agent knows what to check on each sheet.

What the AI does every day

A review agent returns a per-sheet list: pass, look again, where. Revit drafting automation driven by plain-language instructions. (In build.)

Drawing review · Sample project · pre-consent18 sheets · 4 flags
Sheet
Clause
Finding
Result
A-201
E2/AS1
Cladding clearance to paving — meets minimum
Pass
A-202
E2/AS1
West elevation clearance not dimensioned — cannot verify
Flag
A-301
NZS 3604
Lintel size over opening — within table
Pass
A-401
D1/AS1
Stair riser exceeds maximum for private stair
Flag
A-402
F4/AS1
Balustrade height and gap rule — meets
Pass
Sample findings, for illustration
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Tell us the three jobs that eat your week.

Four steps, two minutes. Within two working days: can AI take them on, what it needs, roughly what it costs.

Step 1 of 4 · Your business

What kind of business is it?

Team size
Step 2 of 4 · The jobs

Which three tasks cost the most staff time each week?

Plain words are fine. We ask the detailed questions on the call.
Step 3 of 4 · Your systems

Where does the data live today?

Step 4 of 4 · How to reach you

Where should we send the reply?

An email or a phone number is enough. We don't share what you tell us and we don't add you to a list.

Thanks — we'll reply within two working days.

You'll get a short written note from Fan: whether the three jobs are a fit, and if so what a first phase would look like and roughly what it costs.