
Bring BIM on site and connect it to Live Project Delivery
RDrive BIM connects your BIM model directly to live project delivery, keeping design intent, site activity, and decisions aligned as work progresses. Use Revit, Navisworks, or both to work alongside the model in split screen, with bi-directional links between model elements and RDrive data, allowing issues, inspections, and RFIs to be connected to precise locations and accessed in 2D, 3D, or offline on site.

Connected Workflows From Design to Delivery
RDrive BIM embeds live project data directly into Revit and Navisworks, keeping model context and delivery activity connected as work progresses. Move seamlessly between the model and site workflows, with issues, inspections, and decisions always tied back to the right location. Stay aligned, reduce interpretation, and keep intent intact.
Embedded BIM Workflows
Work directly alongside your model in Revit or Navisworks.
Bi-Directional Model Linking
Select in BIM or RDrive and see it reflected instantly.
Connected Site Data
Link issues, inspections, and RFIs to model locations.
Model-Based Context
Access drawings and information directly from the model.
Unified Team Collaboration
Keep design, site, and management aligned in one system.

How It Works
RDrive BIM connects directly to Revit and Navisworks, allowing projects to be set up from the model and keeping drawings, locations, and design context aligned. Field data captured in RDrive – such as issues, inspections, and RFIs – is linked directly to model locations and can be viewed in 2D or 3D, including offline on site.
When used alongside RDrive Progress Monitoring, those same locations can also be used to visualise progress on the model, adding a lightweight 4D view without changing how teams work. This keeps design, delivery, and verification connected, helping teams stay aligned as projects move.
Take the BIM Model to Site
Sync 360° model renders directly from the BIM model and take them offline to site. Issues and observations stay linked to model geometry, allowing teams to compare design intent with site reality in full spatial context – without relying on static screenshots or exports.

Visualise Progress in 4D
When used alongside RDrive Progress Monitoring, RDrive BIM adds a lightweight 4D view of delivery. Progress is linked to locations, and locations are linked to the BIM model – allowing construction status to be visualised directly in 3D as work is committed on site.
Because progress is driven by delivery data rather than schedules or simulations, the model reflects reality as it changes. Teams gain a clear, shared view of what’s complete, where work is progressing, and what’s still to come – without introducing additional planning overhead.
Compare intent, reality, and progress
Back in the office, BIM coordinators and management can clearly see what was intended, what has been built, and how things are progressing – without needing to be physically on site. The model becomes a live reference for delivery, not a static coordination artefact.

Built for Every Project Role
Site Teams
Access BIM context offline on site, with 360° model views, issues, and inspections linked to the exact location of work. Decisions are made with full spatial understanding, even when connectivity is limited.
BIM Coordinators
Stay connected to delivery by working directly inside Revit or Navisworks, placing issues, responding to RFIs, and maintaining design intent as part of live project workflows – not in isolation from site activity.
Project Teams & Consultants
Gain a clear, shared view of delivery through 4D progress visualised on the model, helping teams understand what’s complete, what’s progressing, and what needs attention – without relying on manual reporting.
Management & Clients
See progress and status in context, with a visual, evidence-backed view of how the project is moving, supporting confident decision-making without needing to be on site.

Part of a Connected Golden Thread
RDrive BIM plays a critical role in maintaining the Golden Thread by keeping design intent, delivery activity, and verification connected to a single source of truth. Model context, site evidence, issues, approvals, and progress are all linked through shared locations – ensuring information remains traceable, understandable, and reliable as projects evolve.
Rather than producing disconnected snapshots of information, RDrive BIM helps preserve context over time. Decisions can be understood, progress can be verified, and intent can be trusted – not just during delivery, but long after a project is complete.
This is how the Golden Thread moves beyond theory and becomes a practical, usable system – grounded in reality, supported by evidence, and ready to be built on as assets move into operation.
