For General Contractors & Project Managers

The day you sign, the drawings become your problem.

Not the errors — the schedule. Every conflict still in that set is a stopped crew, an RFI waiting on an answer, and a delay you’ll be asked to explain. Flikt reads every sheet against every other sheet and hands you the list before the set is a contract document. Nobody on the job has the hours to read 200 sheets against each other; Flikt does. Same day. 2D PDFs, no 3D model.

Field clashes drain schedule and margin. Plumbing through beams. Ducts hitting ceilings. Grading mismatches nobody catches until the trades show up and the dirt is already moved — and every one of those started as a 2D mismatch nobody had time to chase across 200 sheets.

The reality

What you’re up against

Three things every GC hears on a job that went sideways in the field.

The pattern never changes: a paper problem nobody had time to chase becomes a field problem everybody pays for.
“We find half the clashes after concrete is poured.”

Most of them started life as a 2D PDF mismatch nobody had time to chase across 200 sheets.

“Trades blame us, we blame design, nobody saves the date.”

You need a coordination check independent of the design team’s BIM workflow — one your team controls and trusts.

“Model coordination doesn’t cover the half of the job that isn’t modelled.”

Whether or not you run a model, the 2D documents still have to agree with each other — and on most of the pipeline nobody has the hours to check that across 200 sheets. That’s the gap Flikt fills.

The numbers
796
RFIs on the average project
$860K
what answering them costs
Same day
what a full-set review takes us
No model
required — we read the PDFs you already issue

Sources: Navigant Construction Forum, Impact & Control of RFIs on Construction Projects (2013).

The fix

Here’s what changes

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Same-day review of the 2D set

Upload the latest sheet set. Our AI cross-references all 16 disciplines and returns conflicts before bid leveling closes — no BIM model required.

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Severity-rated, cited findings

Every finding names the sheet, the discipline pair, and the specific conflict. RFI-ready language your trades can act on — not AI hedge.

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Priced per project

A tenant buildout and a full CD set get the same coordination review — price follows the page count, not the size of your company. Run it as a pre-bid gate, again before mobilization.

What we review

Every discipline, one pass

ArchitecturalStructuralMechanicalElectricalPlumbingFire ProtectionFire AlarmLow-VoltageTelecomCivilLandscapeInteriorsFood ServiceSignageZoningSpecifications

Each of these is read against every other one — that cross-reference is where the conflicts live. See the finding types that come back, with real examples from the published reports, or read where this is the wrong tool for the job.

Building in Florida? HVHZ wind requirements, Florida Building Code editions, and county product approvals add a layer most review tools ignore. See plan review for Florida projects.

See your conflicts before the field does.

Your first preview is free · same-day turnaround.

Free field guide

The pre-IFC coordination checklist

50 checks before you issue for construction, ordered by what actually goes wrong — built from 1,516 findings across 34 real plan sets. Comes as an assignable tracker (Excel) with status, owner and due date, plus a printable PDF. No call, no card.

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