Quality Management System by Pirros

Before the set goes out, check it against everything your firm already knows.

Your details, families, and standards already live in Pirros.The Quality Management System checks your Revit set against them, plus your codes and specs.

It shows you what to check and the standard behind it. You make the call.

CD set · Rev 3
S1014
S307
S3084
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ICON
Hart Howerton
Zyscovich
SchenkelShultz Architecture
Wiley|Wilson
Rosemann and Associates
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ESa
DFDG Architecture
Lake|Flato Architects
VAA
PDR
Studio+
Ayers Saint Gross
19six Architects
Design Collaborative
Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors
DCI Engineers
RJC Engineers
Arup
Woolpert
SSOE
Teter Architects and Engineers
McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
Integrated Design Solutions
Kasian Architecture Interior Design and Planning
Parkhill
Steinberg Hart
Cannon
Clark Nexsen
Interior Architects
Michael Baker
MOREgroup
Populous
Provencher
Thornton Tomasetti
TVS
O'mahony Pike
Clayco
Holmes
JRMA
Architectus
DIALOG
AO Architects
Rossetti
KPFF
GHAFARI
Boulder
WSP
Lochsa
Rockwell
CSHQA
CBA
Goody Clancy
Ratio Design
Fast + Epp
GKC Architectes
Mackenzie Engineering
Degenkolb
LeMessurier
Buehler
Malhum
EAPC
David Baker Architects
Mithun
CO Architects
RFM
Ramsa
GMB
ICON
Hart Howerton
Zyscovich
SchenkelShultz Architecture
Wiley|Wilson
Rosemann and Associates
Architecture49
ESa
DFDG Architecture
Lake|Flato Architects
VAA
PDR
Studio+
Ayers Saint Gross
19six Architects
Design Collaborative
Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors
DCI Engineers
RJC Engineers
Arup
Woolpert
SSOE
Teter Architects and Engineers
McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
Integrated Design Solutions
Kasian Architecture Interior Design and Planning
Parkhill
Steinberg Hart
Cannon
Clark Nexsen
Interior Architects
Michael Baker
MOREgroup
Populous
Provencher
Thornton Tomasetti
TVS
O'mahony Pike
Clayco
Holmes
JRMA
Architectus
DIALOG
AO Architects
Rossetti
KPFF
GHAFARI
Boulder
WSP
Lochsa
Rockwell
CSHQA
CBA
Goody Clancy
Ratio Design
Fast + Epp
GKC Architectes
Mackenzie Engineering
Degenkolb
LeMessurier
Buehler
Malhum
EAPC
David Baker Architects
Mithun
CO Architects
RFM
Ramsa
GMB

Every QAQC 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.

How it works

Three steps. No new process.

The Quality Management System runs on the project you already have open. Nothing to set up first.

  1. 01

    Your standards are already in.

    Nothing to upload, no ruleset to author. If your details and families live in Pirros, the Quality Management System already has its reference.

  2. 02

    Run the set.

    Point the Quality Management 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.
  3. 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.

The Quality Management System review open on a structural foundation plan at 30% zoom, its title block blurred to protect the client's work. A rail on the left lists the project's three sheets — S101, S307 and S308 — with a finding count on two of them; a panel on the right shows eight open findings grouped under three rules, each naming the sheets it was found on and how many instances.
Built on Mira

Findings your engineer can act on, without leaving Revit.

Most QAQC drawing checkers sit outside your model. You export a set, they send back a PDF, and someone types the findings into Revit by hand.

The Quality Management System 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.

Control

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
A-101 · Level 1 planReview pass
To checkSheet A-101 · grid C

Door approach clearance

The pull-side maneuvering space reads short of the ADA clearance for this approach.

ADA · maneuvering clearance at doors

To checkSheet A-101 · shaft wall

Fireproofing label does not match

The beam is tagged to a different rating than the assembly it sits in.

Firm standard · rated assemblies

The Pirros Platform

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.

The Quality Management System 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 security
  • SOC 2TYPE II
  • GDPRCOMPLIANT
  • CCPACOMPLIANT
  • Private 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?

Next step

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.

FAQ

The questions your technical lead will ask.

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Get in touch.

No. If your details and families are in Pirros, the Quality Management System already has its reference. You tune weighting; you don’t author rules from scratch.

Yes. While Pirros is Revit-native, the Quality Management System can also read PDF sets. You can review a consultant’s drawings without their model ever leaving their office.

Checking the health of what your firm draws from — details, families, and standards — comes with the platform. Reviewing an active project set before it goes out is an add-on that runs on top of it. Seats are unlimited either way; the project review is metered on the sheets you review.

Pricing depends on your firm and how much you’re checking. Talk to us.

As often as you like. Run it light through SD and DD, while a fix is still a design decision, and hard in CD before the set goes out. The earlier a drift surfaces, the cheaper it is to settle.

Your reviewer dismisses it with a reason, and the system learns your firm’s tolerance from that. Every flag, dismissal and resolution stays on the audit trail, so you can show what was checked and who decided.

Those run downstream, on a set you have already issued. This runs upstream, inside Revit, while the drawings are still being made — and it checks against the details and standards your firm vetted in Pirros rather than a generic ruleset.