Z.A.I. / Project intelligence

Every part of
your project.
Connected.

Bring models, requirements, documents and decisions into one traceable project context.

Illustrative architectural cutaway with one room highlighted in jade
Illustrative model. No project data uploaded.

Point. Line. Surface. Block.

InkDot anchors the records. InkLine aligns the work. InkBoard makes it readable. InkBlock connects the whole.

01

InkDot

Source information

Structure rooms, requirements, specifications and documents. Keep the source in sight.

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02

InkLine

Relationships & actions

Connect information to tasks, decisions and changes. Understand what happens next.

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03

InkBoard

Shared project views

Bring connected information into useful views. Review the project together.

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Start with what you have.

A Revit connector can extract model elements, rooms and parameters. Revit remains the author of model geometry and actual model state.

Connector tools exist; connected web synchronization is planned.

Understand the sources

Follow one connection

From a room to
a considered decision.

See how a source record becomes a requirement, a review task and a shared project view. Try the illustrative workflow without an account or a model.

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