Every revision starts in a mail. AUVY carries it into the plan and the offer.
In a planning office, extra services get drawn first and argued about at the final invoice. AUVY checks every client wish against the services you were hired for, finds the drawings it touches and drafts the change note with its sources, and the project engineer signs off.
← Use casesFor: Owners, project engineers, specialist planners, and the client's project managers
Engineering & planning offices
A week in a planning office.
The client asks for a second ventilation zone in a two-line mail, a week before design freeze. The structural engineer sends revision D, and nobody is sure which drawings still show revision C.
Use cases
What comes in, and what AUVY does with it.
- When
The client wants a second ventilation zone for the lab wing.
AUVYMarks the request, checks it against the services agreed for each phase in the offer and finds the drawings it affects.
You getA change note listing the extra services, for the client to approve by link before anyone draws.
Reads Mail · Offer v2, §2.4 · Drawing list
- When
The structural engineer uploads a new revision of the load plan.
AUVYNames what changed since the last revision and which of your drawings still rely on the old one.
You getTasks for the affected drawings, each with an owner and a date.
Reads SharePoint · Revision C ↔ D
- When
A contractor asks about a detail during tender.
AUVYAnswers from the specification and the drawings with the page and version it read, and shows what it can't back with a source.
You getA reply for the project engineer to check and send.
Reads Specification · Drawings · Tender mails
- When
The client moves the design freeze by two weeks in a meeting.
AUVYFinds the date in the minutes and shows where the plan still says the old one and which deliveries depend on it.
You getThe plan corrected with its source, and a confirmation for the client to answer.
Reads Minutes · Plan
Sources
Every answer shows its work.
Before a partner puts an answer in front of a client, they want to know where it came from. In AUVY that takes one click.
What did we agree about the Munich site?
The client added Munich as a third site on 12 March.1 It is covered in the revised offer, section 4.2
2 of 3 sentences have a sourceNo source: “The workshop date is still open.”
- 4 Scope, phase 2
- 4.1 Munich is added as a third site,
- as requested by the client on 12 March.
- 4.2 One workshop and two site visits.
- 4.3 Dates follow the revised plan.
Meetings
Coordination meetings, client meetings, design reviews.
Rules
How AUVY fits the way your trade works.
- Agreed services as the baseline
- Name your service phases in the project, for example the HOAI work stages, and AUVY checks each new wish against the services agreed for that phase.
- Revision history
- Every version is kept, so you can show which revision was valid when, and which mail or meeting replaced it.
- Specialist planners in one project
- Partner offices are invited into the project they work on, never into your workspace.
At a glance
- Walkthrough
- 40 minutes on one of your own projects, free.
- Price
- €59 per person a month, billed yearly, with every project, team and bot included.
- Your data
- Stored on our own servers in Helsinki, never used to train AI, and deleted within 30 days after the contract ends.
- Contract
- Every order includes the data processing agreement under Art. 28 GDPR, German text binding.
- Checked
Questions
Does AUVY know the HOAI?
AUVY works from the offer you gave the project. When your offer lists services by work stage, it checks new wishes against them. It gives no legal advice; the project engineer decides.
Can AUVY read drawings?
It reads the drawing lists, specifications, PDFs and mails you give the project and compares versions of documents. The engineers keep working in their CAD tools.
How does AUVY help with extra services?
It marks a new wish where it arrives, checks it against the agreed services and prepares a change note with its sources, which the client approves by link before the work starts.
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