Since the software fully supports BIM technology and all precast objects in a project are managed in one building model, the software can also perform cross-precast functions.

Here are some examples of how different prefabricated parts can be influenced:

• If a ceiling lies on a wall with an upstand, the upstand is interrupted in the area of ​​the ceiling
• The staircase automatically creates the correct connection bracket in the landing plate
• Electrical conduits in the wall, which go up to the top of the wall, create a recess in the ceiling panel above at the push of a button
• A chimney automatically creates a recess in the ceiling at the correct location on all floors of the building.

Furthermore, collisions between the components are automatically detected and treated accordingly. Two examples:

• If a beam is subsequently entered as a ceiling support, the program automatically detects any collision and creates a corresponding recess in the wall.
• If a steel beam is placed on a wall, which protrudes into the next floor due to its profile, a corresponding recess is created at the base of the wall there (across floors).

All of these functions and checks actively ensure the avoidance of planning errors and a clear improvement in planning.

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