DAQS Assist Free version vs DAQS Assist Premium
Curious about the difference between DAQS Assist Free and DAQS Assist Premium? The primary distinction lies in the level of support provided. The free version is designed to give you access to essential functionality, allowing you to experience the benefits firsthand. We hope this introduction highlights the potential of our full-featured Premium version, which offers comprehensive support and advanced capabilities. With the Premium version, you can enhance your workflow, improve the data quality of your Revit models, ensure compliance with customer demands, and simplify the automation of subsequent BIM uses thanks to reliable data.
DAQS Assist Free | DAQS Assist premium | |
cost | - | +/- € 11,- per week per user |
rules | Limited to what is included | Unlimited |
Analyse types | 1 | multiple |
Custom rules | no | yes |
Language specific rules | no | yes |
Discipline specific rules | no | yes |
Company specific rules | no | yes |
Country specific rules | no | yes |
Standards specific rules | only cross country | yes |
Shared parameter guid checks | only a few | yes |
Different rules per project | no | yes |
Free additional rules | no | yes |
Custom lookup tables | no | yes |
DAQS dashboard | ||
Model dashboard | no | yes |
Project dashboard | no | yes |
Company dashboard | no | yes |
Analyse IFC files | no | yes |
BIM managers
- Insights into areas where costs can be saved and efficiency increased.
- Reduction in modeling time costs.
- Insights into the modeling process.
- Quality overviews and process progress of internal disciplines and third parties.
- Project status and progress.
- Development of BIM capabilities of employees.
- Time savings compared to semi-manual IFC analyses.
- Insights into the training needs of employees.
BIM Coordinators
- The ability to perform checks on source data.
- Pre-agreement with project partners on standardized checks to be conducted.
- Prevention of surprises with quality issues.
- Insights for project managers on focal points.
- Insights into the quality of the data.
- Possibility for data-driven decision-making.
- Understanding where knowledge and skills can be further developed.
BIM engineers
- Time savings in the often time-consuming and tedious work of data validation.
- Efficiency in ensuring consistency in models.
- Personal insights for knowledge development and progress.
- The ability to analyze a model during ongoing activities.
BIM Manager
A BIM (Building Information Modeling) Manager is a professional responsible for implementing and managing BIM processes and technologies within construction projects. They oversee the development, coordination, and maintenance of digital models that represent the physical and functional characteristics of a building or infrastructure.
Responsibility: Multiple projects
BIM Coordinator
A BIM (Building Information Modeling) Coordinator is a professional who facilitates the implementation and integration of BIM processes within a project, ensuring that the digital models are accurately developed and effectively utilized.
BIM Engineer
A BIM (Building Information Modeling) Engineer is a technical professional who specializes in using BIM technologies to create and manage detailed digital models of buildings and infrastructure projects. Their role involves both the technical development of BIM models and the application of engineering principles to ensure the accuracy and functionality of the designs.