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Automated plan review that finds coordination conflicts before they become RFIs.
QPoint is AIAEC’s AI-powered plan review platform, built to help project teams and municipalities identify potential issues earlier in the permitting process. QPoint analyzes permit documents against jurisdiction-specific requirements, flags missing information and code mismatches, compares revisions, and provides findings tied to the relevant source or code section. Supporting more than 173 jurisdictions, QPoint helps architects, engineers, contractors, developers and public agencies identify potential issues before submission.
QPoint is AIAEC’s AI-powered permit intelligence and plan review platform designed to help architecture, engineering, construction, and municipal teams identify potential issues earlier and move permit reviews forward more efficiently. It analyzes permit documents against jurisdiction-specific requirements, helping applicants prepare stronger submissions and giving public-sector reviewers structured, source-backed findings.
QPoint analyzes multi-page plan and permit packages, including site plans, grading plans, architectural drawings, structural documents, landscape plans, and other submission materials. Its AI reviews documents for missing, inconsistent, or incomplete information and identifies potential code and compliance issues. Findings are mapped to the relevant sheet and location, so users can quickly see where an issue appears and what may need attention. Each finding can be tied back to the applicable jurisdiction requirement or code section, giving teams traceable information they can verify.
The platform also supports configurable permit templates and jurisdiction-specific checklists, allowing reviews to reflect the requirements associated with different permit and document types. Document comparison capabilities help teams evaluate revisions and identify changes between versions, while source-cited answers allow users to ask questions about project and regulatory information using natural language.
For architects, engineers, contractors and developers, QPoint can help catch documentation and compliance issues before submission, reducing avoidable review comments and resubmittals. For public agencies, building officials, plan reviewers, code enforcement teams and permit examiners, QPoint provides structured AI-assisted findings that can help support more consistent reviews and give reviewers an organized starting point for their work, while keeping professional judgment at the center of permit decisions.
QPoint currently supports more than 173 jurisdictions and brings together plan review, code compliance, and regulatory intelligence in one platform. By making critical requirements and potential issues easier to identify earlier, QPoint helps both applicants and reviewers spend less time searching through documents and more time focused on the decisions that require their expertise.
QPoint is AIAEC’s AI-powered permit intelligence and plan review platform designed to help architecture, engineering, construction, and municipal teams identify potential issues earlier and move permit reviews forward more efficiently. It analyzes permit documents against jurisdiction-specific requirements, helping applicants prepare stronger submissions and giving public-sector reviewers structured, source-backed findings.
QPoint analyzes multi-page plan and permit packages, including site plans, grading plans, architectural drawings, structural documents, landscape plans, and other submission materials. Its AI reviews documents for missing, inconsistent, or incomplete information and identifies potential code and compliance issues. Findings are mapped to the relevant sheet and location, so users can quickly see where an issue appears and what may need attention. Each finding can be tied back to the applicable jurisdiction requirement or code section, giving teams traceable information they can verify.
The platform also supports configurable permit templates and jurisdiction-specific checklists, allowing reviews to reflect the requirements associated with different permit and document types. Document comparison capabilities help teams evaluate revisions and identify changes between versions, while source-cited answers allow users to ask questions about project and regulatory information using natural language.
For architects, engineers, contractors and developers, QPoint can help catch documentation and compliance issues before submission, reducing avoidable review comments and resubmittals. For public agencies, building officials, plan reviewers, code enforcement teams and permit examiners, QPoint provides structured AI-assisted findings that can help support more consistent reviews and give reviewers an organized starting point for their work, while keeping professional judgment at the center of permit decisions.
QPoint currently supports more than 173 jurisdictions and brings together plan review, code compliance, and regulatory intelligence in one platform. By making critical requirements and potential issues easier to identify earlier, QPoint helps both applicants and reviewers spend less time searching through documents and more time focused on the decisions that require their expertise.
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AIAEC builds technology for the people who design, develop, and build the world. Helping architects, engineers, developers, construction teams, and real estate professionals get clear zoning, building code, compliance, and regulatory answers faster. Its first product, ChatAEC, turns complex zoning and land use rules into source-backed, defensible answers in seconds.
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