Protect Your Pro Forma. Before Concrete.
AI plan review surfaces coordination errors during design — every clash caught pre-construction is a change order that never lands on your project.
You underwrite cost certainty and schedule certainty. Both get eaten alive by the same problem: coordination errors that hide in the plans until trades collide on site. Industry research puts roughly half of all rework on coordination and data failures — and you’re the one paying for it.
What you’re up against
Schedule risk isn’t random. It clusters in the moments between disciplines — where structural meets MEP, where civil meets architectural. Those interfaces are where the unpriced surprises live. The current process surfaces them weeks into construction, not weeks into design.
On a typical mid-rise project, coordination-driven change orders run in the six figures. Industry research suggests roughly 40–50% of those are catchable in pre-construction review. Every one you catch on paper instead of in the field is margin you keep.
Your CM’s value is in the field, not in coordinating the design package. An independent plan review layer — one you commission directly — lets the CM focus on construction and gives you an objective check on whether the documents are actually issue-ready.
Here’s what changes
Pre-construction review flags discipline conflicts before bid leveling.
Submit the issued-for-bid set. We return a severity-rated conflict report before subs walk through the documents. Your bids come back priced against a clean coordination check, not a discovery process.
Severity-rated findings let your team prioritize before IFC.
Critical / High / Medium / Low classification means you and your project team can decide what gets resolved before issue-for-construction and what gets watched. Not every finding is a fire drill — but every Critical is a six-figure decision you want to make on paper.
Independent review layer that doesn’t replace your architect or CM.
Flikt sits alongside your design and construction team as a third-party coordination check. Findings go to you. You decide who sees them. You decide what gets resolved. The architect and CM stay focused on what you actually hired them for.
The numbers
Autodesk & FMI 2022
Autodesk & FMI 2022
Autodesk & FMI 2022
Catenda & United-BIM
What we review
Every coordination error caught in design is a change order that never lands in your project. On a single mid-rise residential or mixed-use project, that’s frequently mid-six-figures of avoidable cost.
Underwrite cost certainty.
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