Review & Collaboration

Feedback, markup, and handoff, all tied to the content itself

Comments, redlines, and review history live directly on the detail or family, not in an email thread. Gather content into stashes — shareable collections your team or JV firm can plan from.

Mark Up, Share, and Review

How Pirros supports collaboration across teams

  • Give feedback where the content lives

    Comment and redline directly on the detail or page. No separate tool, no need to export first.

  • Bring in your collaborators

    Mention a teammate on a detail, family, or stash, and they get a notification with a link. Share a marked-up PDF or your whole workspace with a partner firm or consultant.

  • A record that stays with the content

    Every flag and comment creates a trackable history attached to the content itself, visible from the moment the flag is raised through resolution.

Stashes

Curated collections, built for how project teams plan and learn

Group your project’s details and families into a Pirros stash, share it with a colleague for markup or storyboarding, and stage it for Revit. Leadership, production staff, and BIM teams work from the same stash in parallel.

  • Personal stashes for your own planning; firm stashes everyone can grab from
  • Export the stash to PDF: one detail per page, for a redlining session or a cartoon set
  • Stage the whole stash for Revit in one download
Shared Workspaces

One workspace for two collaborating firms

When the structural engineer on your joint venture is also on Pirros, invite them into a single workspace at a role you choose. They keep their own account, their own login, and their own library, and they search yours only while they’re in the workspace you shared.

  • Each firm keeps its own Pirros workspace for everything outside the joint project
  • Firm-level access never carries over — collaborators can’t reach your settings, users, or other workspaces
  • Collaborators don’t consume a seat in your workspace. Their access ends automatically when their firm offboards them.
Workspaces

Your firm

Architecture
Structural
Interiors
Shared

Riverside JV

Both firms · Editor

Nolan Structural

Structural
Civil
Standards

What a collaborator never sees

Firm settingsUser listSSO / SCIMYour other workspaces
Vetting

Nominate content and follow it into the standard library

Project teams can nominate content to be vetted and added to the standard library. Flags and change requests create a trackable record, and marked-up PDFs go to collaborators who never open Revit.

  • Flag an issue or request a change directly on a detail or family
  • Nominate content for vetting instead of emailing your admin a link
  • Share marked-up PDFs with collaborators outside your firm
Vetting

PARAPET AT LOW ROOF

  1. Flagged on a project

    Priya N. · “this should be standard”

  2. In review

    Standards committee

  3. Firm standard

    Promoted to the typical library

    Typical Detail
By the numbers

Feedback that lands where the work actually happens

400+

Firms globally building on Pirros

4.2M+

Assets made searchable

30+

Hours saved per project

How Counsilman-Hunsaker reviewed 1,000+ details without a meeting

Flags and markups raised on live projects replaced a print-and-email review cycle, so fixes landed in the library as people worked, instead of waiting for a review week nobody ever had free.

1,000+
Details flagged and reviewed together
50%
Faster transition from AutoCAD to Revit

"Pirros lets us crowdsource detail reviews without meetings or emails. People flagged issues as they worked, no more waiting for a PDF printout to get reviewed."

Rick Hoops

BIM Manager at Counsilman-Hunsaker

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