How it works

Full construction management. Built on AI agents.

AI agents find problems in the set. LEDGER runs the money. CORE keeps the ops record and schedule on track. STRUX answers with citations and drafts for people to approve. Optional VANTAGE reconstructs a PDF twin—site/civil and a structural-grid preview today—and can push new RFIs or Issues into ACC/Forma. Autodesk stays source of truth; sync is Manual, Daily, or Weekly.

  1. Bring it in
  2. Vantage builds it
  3. It writes the RFI
  4. Off to Forma
  5. Sync returns updates
  6. Triage and continue
  7. and it runs again

The build engine

VANTAGE is the paid per-project add-on: reconstruct from PDFs, surface cited findings, and help you push new RFIs or Issues into ACC/Forma.

Step 1 of 6

Bring in the project

Upload the set you already have, or connect Autodesk Construction Cloud / Forma and import drawings and specs.

  • Drawings
  • Specs
  • Contracts
  • Schedules
  • Submittals
  • Scopes
  • Field photos

Scheduled syncConnect Autodesk ACC/Forma for Manual, Daily, or Weekly sync. Autodesk stays source of truth; edits in Struxen to synced records do not flow back.

A stack of rolled construction drawings and a binder on a dark surface, one edge dissolving into a rising stream of orange embers: the project set flowing into Struxen.
A glowing orange wireframe multi-story building fed from above by a lattice of connected points of light: the Vantage agents building the project on the Struxen Lattice.
Step 2 of 6

Vantage builds it

VANTAGE reconstructs a 3D digital twin from your PDFs. Today that covers site/civil networks and a foundations & structural-grid preview. Other discipline builders are not shipped yet.

Findings reason with the Struxen Lattice: field knowledge from the Guild, not a silent BIM import.

  • Site / Civil
  • Foundations & Structural Grid (preview)
  • Cited clashes & findings

Honest scopeStructural frame, architectural envelope, interior, MEP, and finishes are not built yet. Clashes that do land are cited to the sheet.

Step 3 of 6

It writes the RFI

Where the build hits something the drawings cannot resolve, the agent does not guess. It writes the RFI.

Source-citedCited to the exact sheet, grid, and trade. Defensible, and ready to send as-is.

RFIF-117CoordinationHigh

Duct clashes with structural beam at grid C-4

Supply duct M-214 on Sheet S-301 routes through beam B-12 at grid line C-4. Needs a reroute or a confirmed penetration before rough-in.

Sheet
S-301Structural Framing
Grid
C-4
Trades
Mechanical ↔ Structural
RFIF-117
Autodesk Forma
RFI-042 createdIn your team’s issue queueToday · 9:24 AM
Step 4 of 6

Off to Forma

One click can push a finding as a new RFI or Issue into ACC/Forma, authored as your connected Autodesk user.

Source of truthAutodesk remains source of truth for synced records. Edits in Struxen to synced items do not flow back.

Step 5 of 6

The answer returns

Your design team answers in ACC/Forma. On the next Manual, Daily, or Weekly sync, Struxen can pull the updated record.

Scheduled, not liveThere is no two-way real-time sync. Autodesk stays the system of record for synced RFIs, issues, and related types you enable.

A wireframe building, one half cool and dim, the other half glowing orange, with a bright orange spark arriving from the right: the answer returning from Forma into the model.
A wireframe building frame with a bright glowing orange verification ring in the foreground: the agent confirming the fix is built and the problem is solved.
Step 6 of 6

Triage, then keep working

Findings stay in your Struxen queue to accept, escalate, or dismiss. When drawings change, sync again and re-run the checks that matter.

Human in the loopAgents and workflows draft; people approve. Custom workflow runs need the VANTAGE add-on on the project.

And then it does it again

That is the loop: import, reconstruct what is modeled today, cite findings, push new RFIs when you choose, and sync on the cadence you set—not a silent two-way rebuild.

  1. Upload
  2. Build
  3. RFI
  4. Forma
  5. Sync
  6. Triage

The rest of the platform

VANTAGE is the optional QC / 3D add-on. CORE runs the job, LEDGER runs the money, and STRUX keeps answering, checking, and drafting with a human in the loop.

Inside STRUX

Answers, checks, and agents. Draft only until a person approves.

As your project runs, STRUX stays on it: Field Q&A with sheet citations, standing agents, submittal review, revision tracking, commissioning, and custom workflows.

Schematic: standing agents drafting reminders from open project items

Standing agents

Standing agents watch the job. They draft; you approve before anything leaves.

Scheduled or on-demand agents read open RFIs, submittals, punch, and more, then draft what needs chasing. Nothing sends until a person approves.

Schematic: a question routed to a cited detail on a drawing sheet

Field Q&A

Ask STRUX anything about the job.

It searches the entire project graph to answer complex, cross-referenced questions, like which panel and circuit feeds RTU-1, and cites the exact sheet behind every answer. Investigate mode runs a multi-agent check and needs VANTAGE on the project.

Schematic: a custom multi-step workflow with a gear, routing flagged problems back from a document sheet

Custom workflows

Build your own checks. STRUX drafts a reusable workflow.

Describe what to check in plain language, or upload your QA/QC checklist, and STRUX drafts a reusable workflow. Running it needs the VANTAGE add-on on the project; browsing and drafting do not.

Schematic: a submittal checked line by line with two flagged rows

Submittal review

Every submittal, checked against the spec line by line.

STRUX flags what does not conform and gives you the verdict: approve, approve as noted, or send it back.

Schematic: two drawing revisions overlaid with clouded changes

Revision tracking

New drawings in. STRUX tells you exactly what changed.

It compares the new set against the last, sheet by sheet, and flags every add, delete, and move, so nothing slips through on a revision.

Schematic: an air handling unit and a test and balance report with one flagged reading routed to a gauge

Commissioning

Commissioning in STRUX. Equipment register, startup checks, TAB to tolerance.

Scan MEP equipment from drawings, verify startup checklists against the design, and hold TAB reports to spec tolerances—with citations.

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