DatumCore Early Access

Opening creation and sync for Revit. DatumCore scans your linked MEP and structural models, places sized openings at every wall, floor and beam intersection, then re-scans on demand to catch anything that's drifted out of sync.

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Manual clash spottingScrolling every linked model view by view to find where ducts and pipes actually cross a wall or beam.

Placements go staleThe moment MEP routing shifts, placed openings and the model disagree — and nobody notices until the field does.

One-size clearancesCombustible pipe, ductwork and cable tray all need different clearance rules — most tools apply one flat tolerance to everything.

Inside DatumCore

Openings placed, then kept honest

Two commands, one shared intersection engine — place with confidence, then prove nothing's drifted.

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Create BWICs

Openings placed and sized automatically.

Scans linked MEP models, detects intersections with walls, floors and structural framing, and places sized opening families automatically.

Discipline-specific clearance rules (combustible / non-combustible, duct, tray, conduit)
Duplicate-opening detection
Dry-run preview before anything is placed
Placement report on completion

Revalidate BWICs

Catch drift before the field does.

Re-scans current MEP positions against previously placed openings and flags what's drifted — before it becomes a coordination problem.

Flags orphaned openings with no matching MEP
Flags new intersections with no opening yet
Offers to place the missing ones directly

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Why DatumCore

Openings you can actually trust

Placement tools stop at the first run. DatumCore treats the model as something that keeps changing after coordination — because it does.

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Beams, not just walls and floors

Structural framing is a first-class host category in both the export and creation engines — not an afterthought.

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Re-sync, not just one-shot placement

Revalidate diffs the current MEP model against previously placed openings, so drift gets caught during coordination, not on site.

Standards-referenced clearances

Clearance sizing is discipline- and material-aware — combustible pipe is not treated the same as non-combustible, duct, tray or conduit.

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Dry-run before you commit

Preview exactly what will be placed before anything touches the model, and duplicate-opening detection means re-runs don't create clutter.

How it works

From linked models to placed, revalidated openings

Select models

Choose the current model and any linked MEP / structural files to scan — normal, per-link, or merged federated mode.

Detect intersections

Bounding-box and geometric checks find every point MEP crosses a wall, floor or beam.

Size & place

Openings are sized from clearance rules per discipline and material, deduped against existing ones, and placed — or previewed via dry-run.

Revalidate anytime

Re-scan whenever the model changes to flag orphaned or missing openings, and place what's still needed.

Early access

Built around your rollout, not a fixed tier

DatumCore is in early access — pricing is scoped to your team size and how you're rolling it out, not a flat self-serve rate. Get in touch and we'll walk you through it.

Talk to us about DatumCore

Contact info@datumx.dev for pricing — founding users get priority onboarding and a direct line to shape the roadmap. Also picking up DatumX? Ask about bundling when you get in touch.

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