Bimvyne works inside your existing BIM stack
No plug-ins to install. No API accounts to configure. No IT request needed. Export your model from Revit, Navisworks, or any IFC-compliant tool and upload directly. File-format compatibility, not software dependency.
Works with the software your team lives in
All integrations are file-format based. No third-party API partnerships, no account linking, no plug-in installation required.
Export your model as RVT or IFC from Revit and upload directly. No Revit plug-in required. Supports Revit 2022+.
Import NWD and NWC files directly. Navisworks-federated models upload as-is — no conversion step required.
Full support for IFC 2x3 and IFC 4 formats. Works with ArchiCAD, Vectorworks, Bentley, Tekla, and any IFC-compliant authoring tool.
Export clash reports and resolution logs in formats compatible with Trimble Connect project documentation workflows.
PDF clash reports exported from Bimvyne are compatible with Bluebeam Studio Sessions for team markup and annotation workflows.
Firm tier includes REST API access for clash data retrieval and webhook notifications for report delivery. Automate your coordination workflow.
REST API + Webhook
Firm tier subscribers get REST API access for clash data retrieval and webhook integration for automated notification workflows.
- GET /projects/{id}/clashes — retrieve clash matrix
- POST /projects/{id}/models — trigger analysis run
- Webhook: report.ready event for meeting digest
- JSON responses, Bearer token auth
API access included on Firm tier ($349/mo). Enterprise tier includes custom integration support.
// Retrieve clash matrix
GET /api/v1/projects/proj_abc123/clashes
// Response (abridged)
{
"project_id": "proj_abc123",
"clash_count": 6,
"clashes": [
{
"id": "CLH-0042",
"severity": "high",
"lod": 350,
"disciplines": ["MEP-HVAC", "STRUCT-STEEL"]
}
]
}
Fits inside your BIM stack from day one
Most architecture firms have Bimvyne running on their first active project within the same day they sign up. Export your model, upload, and see the first clash report before your next meeting.