Quality Management
The AI-powered quality management system for architects and engineers. Review projects against code requirements, firm standards, and project specifications, then assign, track, and resolve issues before they become RFIs or rework.
Start Here
What Project Review checks, and how a review actually works — the drawing set first, the model second. Read these two before running your first review.
- What is Project Review?Project Review checks your drawing set against the codes, standards, specs, and references you selected. What it looks at, what it doesn't, and how it relates to Firm Standards and…
- How a review actually runs: the drawing set first, the model secondPirros reviews your drawing set and consults the model, spec, and references to resolve anything uncertain. Why that order matters, and what it means for the kinds of problems a…
Firm Standards
Your firm's own documents — QC checklists, drawing set standards, BIM execution plans, SOPs — uploaded once and checked against on every review.
- Upload your firm standardsThe documents your firm already has — QC checklists, drawing set standards, BIM execution plans, SOPs — and how to load them so every review checks against them.
- Review the clauses Pirros extracted from your standardsAfter uploading a standards document, open it to see the exact text Pirros pulled out. How to check the extraction and what to do when something is missing.
Set up a project
Getting a project ready: linking it to Autodesk, adding the model to review, loading your specs and consultant drawings, and selecting the codes that apply.
- Set up a project for reviewCreating a project in Pirros and linking it to Autodesk Construction Cloud, whether it was created from Forma or set up by hand.
- Add a model: Forma-linked vs. local uploadThe two ways to get a model into Pirros for review, what each one costs you, and why a locally uploaded model cannot be put on a schedule.
- Add reference documents to a projectSpecifications, consultant models, and other-discipline drawing sets give a review the context it needs. The five reference types and how each behaves.
- Choose the codes for a projectPirros processes the code books centrally — you select which ones apply to each project. How code selection works and why you never upload a code yourself.
Run a review
Running a review once or on a recurring schedule, and how results build up run over run as issues get fixed and dismissed.
- Run a one-off reviewThe fastest way to get your first set of results: pick a model, a drawing set, and your codes, and run it.
- Schedule recurring reviews: milestones, review streams, and runsSet a review to run daily, weekly, or monthly against a project milestone. Requires a Forma-linked model.
- How runs build on each otherA second review is not a repeat of the first. What gets auto-resolved, what never comes back, and why a recurring cadence gives you a progress report instead of a…
Work through the results
Reading and acting on what a review finds — where issues come from, how to filter them down, and how to get them to the people who will fix them.
- Understanding your review resultsThe five sources issues come from, the filters that get you to what matters, and why a full set produces a large number.
- Anatomy of an issueWhat you see when you open a single issue: the framed sheet, the rule it came from, the reasoning, Mira's thoughts, and the instance count.
- Severity: what high, medium, and low meanHow issues are prioritised, how to use severity to triage a large result, and why severity cannot currently be changed.
- Dismissing issues and why the reason mattersThe four dismissal reasons, what each one signals, and why a dismissal recorded with a reason is what makes a review defensible later.
- Export a marked-up set for BluebeamDownload your drawing set with review issues attached as comments, ready to work through in Bluebeam.
Model Performance
The health of the Revit model itself: warnings by type and count, the elements causing them, and why a linked model stays current while an uploaded one doesn't.
- What Model Performance checksWarnings grouped by type and count, with the Revit element ID behind each one. A view of the model's health, separate from the review of your drawing set.
- Live model health vs. a point-in-time snapshotWhy Model Performance stays current for a Forma-linked model and freezes for an uploaded one.