Catch it in the model. Not on site.
The AI-powered quality management system for architects and engineers. Review projects against code requirements, firm standards, and project specifications, then assign, track, and resolve issues before they become RFIs or rework.
Every QA/QC checker knows the code. Only one knows your firm.
Pirros already holds the details, families, specs, and standards your teams draw from every day. Our Quality Management System checks the set against these, alongside any code of your choice. So when a detail doesn’t match the version your firm approved, we can show you, because we hold both the approved detail and the one in your set.
Three steps. No new process.
Pirros Quality Management runs on the project you already have open. Nothing to set up first.
- 01
Your standards are already in.
Nothing to upload, no ruleset to author. If your details and families live in Pirros, the system already has its reference.
- 02
Run the set.
Point the system at an active project. It reviews every sheet in a single run. You can run it light through SD and DD as the design develops, and hard in CD before delivery.
- Your vetted details and standards. Is this the version your firm approved, or has it drifted?
- The set against itself. Callouts that point nowhere, keynotes that miss the legend, references that drift.
- The codes you build to. IBC, CBC, and more. Whatever governs where you build, cited down to the section.
- Your specifications. Add the spec and the review checks against it.
- The model. Naming, parameters, purge and audit state, file weight. The things that break a handoff.
- 03
Review the findings.
Every flag names the sheet, the location and the severity, with the standard behind it. Your reviewer confirms, dismisses or escalates.
Nothing changes until a person says so.
The review surfaces what to check against standards you already own. Your team makes the call.
- Findings are surfaced, never auto-applied
- Reviewers dismiss with a reason, and the system learns the firm’s tolerance
- Full audit trail of what was flagged, who resolved it, and when
- Role-based permissions on who can change a firm standard
Illustration: the Quality Management System checks a floor plan against the firm’s standards and raises two issues on it — a door approach that may not hold the required clearance, assigned to a teammate, and a beam whose fireproofing label may not match its assembly, offered to Mira to resolve. The drawing, the issues and the names are made up for this page.
Findings your engineer can act on, without leaving Revit.
Most QA/QC drawing checkers sit outside your model. You export a set, they send back a PDF, and someone types the findings into Revit by hand.
Pirros Quality Management is different. The review runs on Mira, the AI engine your team already works with inside Revit for bulk parameter edits, renumbering, and more. Findings surface in the model. Your engineer still makes the call on changes. Mira makes it easy to execute.
Pirros is the AI platform that remembers everything your firm has ever solved.
Mira reads your details and families and answers in plain language inside Revit, so the work happens where you already are. Quality Management is the same engine, pointed at the set you’re finalizing. It already knows the standards your firm vetted in Pirros, which is why it catches what a generic drawing checker can’t find.
Trust
Enterprise-grade security and controls
SOC 2 Type II certified. GDPR and CCPA compliant. Zero AI training on your data. Built for the confidentiality demands of the world’s leading design practices.
Trust and securityPrivate workspaces
Your knowledge is isolated to your firm. Nothing crosses between customers.
Robust security and permission sets
Role-based access and reference-only controls that hold everywhere, including inside Revit.
Any miss gets more expensive downstream.
Errors are cheapest to fix when they’re caught in the drawing, not in the field. How much time and money will you save by avoiding RFIs and rework?
Put it to work
on a live project.
Start with a call. We’ll look at how your firm delivers, which project makes the best first test, and what a review against your own standards would return.
