You own
the model.
You own
the issues.
Forefront IO does not federate, clash, or close. It proposes candidate conditions from trade-language checks. Your review queue gets install reality, not only geometry conflicts.
A trade pass underneath.
Not a second coordination tool.
Federated BIM
The file you already run.
Trade check
Field language, mapped to elements in that file.
Configured requirement
Project spec or a sourced rule you turned on.
Candidate
Measured condition, or insufficient data.
Your review
Accept, reject, or leave it off the log.
Four states.
No silent skips.
Candidate
Element, requirement, measurement.
Accepted
Reviewer sends it to the tracker.
Rejected
Not an issue. Stays off the log.
Insufficient data
The model cannot answer. Shown. Not guessed.
Why this is
not a bypass.
Your tracker
stays the tracker.
Accepted items are meant to land in the workflow you already run. Connectors get named when they are live. Not before.
Bring the person
who owns the file.
One trade sentence. One configured requirement. One candidate — including a reject or an insufficient-data state if that is what the model returns.
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