Automating third-party drawing validation to eliminate manual checks and designer back-and-forth.
A telecoms provider received CAD drawings from third-party designers for infrastructure projects. Before those drawings could be passed on to the customer, staff had to manually validate every file — checking layer names, dimensions, annotations, and compliance with internal standards.
When issues were found, it triggered rounds of back-and-forth between the internal team and the designers. Drawings went back, got corrected, came back, got re-checked. The cycle was slow, repetitive, and ate into time that could be spent on actual project work.
A validation platform that ingests native CAD drawings, runs automated tests against them, and gives the team a single place to manage sites, projects, and results.
Accepts native CAD file formats directly — no manual conversion or re-exporting required before validation can begin.
A configurable suite of tests runs against each drawing automatically, catching issues that would otherwise require manual inspection.
All sites, projects, and their validation status in one place — replacing scattered files and email threads with a clear overview.
Each drawing gets a clear result with specific issues flagged, so designers know exactly what to fix without rounds of clarification.
Validation tests run automatically on upload, catching issues in seconds instead of hours
Specific issues flagged upfront so designers fix everything in one pass, not multiple rounds
Sites, projects, and validation results all managed in a single system
An 8-year-old spreadsheet process replaced with a full platform handling scheduling, portals, dashboards, and event-day ops.
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