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.
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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.
