Every Revit warning in one grid: grouped by type, counted, with direct selection of the elements involved so you can clear them in batches.
Revit's native Warnings dialog is one flat, ungrouped, uncounted list — open it and there are hundreds of repeating rows, selecting an element means clicking Show one at a time, and nobody can tell whether the count is climbing or shrinking week to week.
The native Warnings dialog dumps every kind of warning into one undifferentiated list — a model of a few hundred elements can throw hundreds of rows, none grouped by type or ranked by severity.
Revit's Show button reveals exactly one warning per click — clearing a whole batch of the same repeating error means clicking through that same motion dozens of times.
The warning list keeps no history — there is no way to compare this week's count with last week's to tell if the model is cleaning up or piling on.
Trying to focus effort on just the "overlapping elements" warnings still means scanning the entire mixed list, because the native dialog has no filter or grouping.
Revit's native warning dialog only lists: no counts by type, no batch selection, nothing kept between sessions. Warnings turns that list into a working grid — grouped with counts, batch fixes for everything the machine can resolve on its own, plus a scan for gaps between rooms, which Revit never warns about at all:
The interface is matched to the tool window running in Revit.
Clash DetectionDetect clashes in Revit, drop duplicates, generate screenshots and key plans, promote to issues and sync with the CDE.
Cloud IssuesA pane that follows cloud issues — click to zoom and section-box the clash, edit status and comment in place.
Data CheckerCheck and author model data-quality rules. Rules run locally or sync from the cloud so the whole team shares one standard.
