Manage phases at project scale: bulk reassign created and demolished phases, a migration wizard, split a subset to a new phase, conflict detection and a view phase-filter audit.
Native Revit phase control is two Properties fields — Phase Created and Phase Demolished — edited element by element. Nothing checks the project for views filtering the wrong phase, elements with conflicting created/demolished phases, or gives a colour-coded overview by phase.
There is no rule-based assignment by level, category or zone — every phase reassignment means manually filtering a selection, then flipping the Properties dropdown for that group, repeated whenever the criteria change.
An element with its Phase Demolished set before its Phase Created, or out of sync with its host, gets no warning from Revit — it only surfaces when you review the model stage by stage and see something in the wrong place.
A mid-size project's staged construction views can easily run into the dozens, each with its own Phase and Phase Filter in Properties — without opening each one there's no way to know which is filtering incorrectly.
Moving a set of elements that were built on the wrong phase into a different one, or getting a colour-coded overview with a legend, means building your own view filter and editing each element by hand — native Revit has nothing built in for it.
Purge dead views, empty groups, unused families and leftover CAD imports — shrink the file before you issue.
Audit usage and duplicates; safely create, edit, duplicate, merge and delete Object, Line, Text, Dimension, Viewport and Scope Box styles. The AI assistant and account-saved presets only queue changes — you press Apply yourself.
Export PDF, DWG, IFC and NWC from a saved sheet set, named to the project rule with a per-issue log.