KiwiBIM user guide
This guide walks through the core KiwiBIM workflow: inspecting files, running analyses, and using the executive view.
1. Create or open a project
From the Projects page you can create a new project or open an existing workspace. The project is the shared home for documents and analyses.
2. Inspect files
Select text documentation, drawings, issue logs, O&M material, or budget files for file inspection. The file is not saved as a project file; the analysis returns the inspection result.
3. Run analyses
Start the relevant analysis in the matching block. You can run file-level analysis on individual documents or use project-level executive analysis to summarize results across the project.
4. Review highlights and sources
Important phrases are highlighted in the results. When needed, open the source files or PDF pages and validate the exact detail before making a professional decision.
5. Use the complex executive analysis
The executive view summarizes priorities, risks, cost impact, and next steps. It is intended as a decision-support layer for project leadership.
Quick tips
- KiwiBIM outputs are decision-support tools and do not replace professional review.
- If multiple document types are present, the complex executive analysis provides the best overall picture.
- Analyses use Kiwi credits, which can be topped up with a one-time purchase.