Revizto Reviews & Product Details

Our company utilizes point cloud scans of our jobsites very often. Revizto is unmatched for it's ability to process and view scans. I also like that the tool is fairly intuitive, making onboarding and training very easy. The MCP server has been a new feature that caught my attention. I like that I can integrate my own AI chat bot into my project at no additional cost. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish there was a way to better store our 2D drawings in Revizto. It would also be nice to have customized workflows that 2D drawings could go through within the application so it was a one-stop-shop. We also have an enterprise license but it seems like as a company, we might not be getting the best ROI with the way we are currently utilizing Revizto. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It loads quick and I can see all other trades drawings in a live view with the most accurate updates. The interface is great and easy to find tools. The sectioning tool works much better than Navisworks. I enjoy flying around to see real time conflicts. The integration with Revit works flawless. Easy to send my Revit file directly to Revisto for publishing my latest model. The pricing is great, my company doesn't mind paying as it is very useful. Support is great I have only had to reach out to get some help with learning how to use it but its fairly easy to pickup! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Have not found any reason to not like Revisto. Its been very helpful to see real time clashes and help resolve other issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Revizto has become an essential part of my daily workflow, effectively bridging the gap between our office design teams and the field. What I appreciate most is how it brings everything together into a single, reliable source of truth; the coordination and issue management tools are incredibly intuitive, allowing us to track clashes and design queries directly within the model rather than relying on endless, disconnected reports. Even when we are working with massive, complex datasets, the platform remains remarkably fast and stable, which is a huge relief during crunch time. Perhaps most importantly, their support team actually understands the AECO industry, so when we do hit a snag, I’m not just talking to someone reading from a script—I’m getting practical, workflow-focused help that gets us back on track immediately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Integration with a mobile pad would be great. The pricing should definitely be reviewed, and allowing a bridge process across different projects—especially during construction phases—would be awesome. I’m also hoping a layer of intelligence can be added to the product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Revizto easy to use, and it facilitates communication between stakeholders. The learning curve is small; after level 1 training, I find it pretty easy to navigate. This encourages more team members to explore the project, identify issues, and coordinate construction with other parties. I also find Revizto’s clash tests more flexible than Navisworks’, and filtering issues is easier. It helps me visualize different models, identify issues with clash tests, and collaborate to avoid constructability issues. The initial setup was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Ctrl+Shift+X shortcut to cut a box around a selection doesn’t work for me anymore. I had issues with issue automations before, but they seem to have been fixed in version 5.18. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The fact that it makes a light version of the models and it is easy to overlay, federate, rotate and align models fast Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It doesnt work with project base points and survey points in Revit. All it knows is the internal origin of each file which we dont work with, in Revit. So, when the actual survey point is put at the sea level, it is having a hard time finding and navigating. Also, when the coordination points dont align, there is no "Zoom all" point. You have to find each model when it is zoomed on only one model! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A great visualisation tool for federated BIM environments that supports live coordination and clash detection. The UI for tagging issues, along with the history tracking that shows how those issues have been resolved, is particularly useful. It helps evidence the coordination process, while also giving clarity to the wider team and any newly onboarded members about where issues originated and how solutions have been reached to date.

The project team was also able to integrate an output of these issues into Power BI to provide an overview of how the project was tracking, and to present to the client that the team is proactively closing issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Switching between different views can feel complicated and unclear. For example, when I’m using the sectioning tool, I can’t select an object to review its properties or see which model it comes from. I have to exit the sectioning tool first and then click the item, which adds extra steps that could be avoided.

Also, I’m just a user and my organisation pays the license fee, but if I had to pay for a licence, I’d probably look for alternatives, since my understanding is that it’s a costly piece of software. That said of all the federated modelling software's i have used, it is probably the easiest to navigate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s one environment for everything. It combines a 3D environment with a 2D environment on the same platform, and you can easily overlay the two. It’s also a great tool for assigning comments to someone and adding deadlines to them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don’t like that I can’t remove a comment once it’s been made. Sometimes my ideas change. For example, I have one room and one issue created with all the comments in it, and as I keep working I might find a better solution. My designer will start with the issue and work from top to bottom, which means he ends up doing the work first the wrong, “old” way and only later gets to the new idea. If it were possible to remove a comment, that would be great. Even if it still stayed in the thread but was, for example, greyed out—so it’s marked as removed but still visible. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate the valuable support from the Revizto team, which made the initial setup and understanding of the software straightforward. The team was tremendously helpful in guiding me through the basic navigation and settings, making it easy to adapt to the software. I transitioned from using Navisworks to Revizto and found its navigation superior and user-friendly, which significantly made my modeling tasks more straightforward. The clash detection and automation features in Revizto are particularly impressive and useful. They greatly simplify the process of presenting building models to clients, allowing them to visually understand the design and construction deliverables. Additionally, I find that Revizto enhances our workflow by making it easier to predict and demonstrate construction outcomes, which instills confidence in our clients. The software has effectively streamlined our previous manual clash detection processes on paper by providing an accurate and efficient digital alternative. Overall, these benefits greatly simplify our construction planning and presentation efforts, making Revizto an integral tool in my work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like Revizto to be available on Android or iPhone devices. This would enable me to use it on my iPad, which would be convenient for performing tasks like clash detection directly on-site. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I am very impressed with Revizto for several reasons. The ease of use and accessibility stand out prominently, making it incredibly straightforward for me and my team to navigate and manage workflows efficiently. Both our team and clients appreciate how it simplifies their work, which is a significant benefit. I value the issue management capabilities of Revizto, which enhance our productivity by allowing for faster reviews, decision-making, and delivery. Additionally, the community and events surrounding Revizto are exciting and add to the overall positive experience. The initial setup was very straightforward, and the customer success team was notably impressive, demonstrating their commitment to our success. Overall, Revizto has proven to be a valuable tool in our operations, providing a platform that addresses fragmented communication, accessibility, and accountability effectively. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I experience inconvenience when handling large data and switching between servers with Revizto. Specifically, when working on projects in different regions, such as Europe and KSA, it requires logging out and then logging back in, which disrupts the workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Revizto’s interface and the control it gives me for coordination. I like having 3D and 2D overlays in one place. I can upload 2D sheets through the Procore connector and overlay them with models to verify things, ask questions, and notice items that haven’t been modeled in 3D yet. I can create different views with different settings to highlight items on calls. It makes communication easier and faster. We switched to Clash Automation to reduce the amount of software we use and the double work of registering Navisworks clashes in Revizto. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I found the transition a bit challenging because the workflow was different and I had to create all the search sets. Revizto’s AR feature is very promising, but it doesn’t work very stably: I can’t really move from the spot, and it requires a very sharp corner angle. Adding geolocation or more QR codes could help realign the models along the way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.