AltoQi vs. Revizto

It is great for site level as the drawings often don't factor in structural and architectural details or code requirements that result in routing modifications. Without a model, the tradespeople are limited to making modifications on the fly. You can't give them access to the model so having a viewing platform is ideal.

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The platform works well but it requires far too much local loading. It seems everytime you open it you are waiting for model updates to download. Because of the heavy overhead, it also can seem slow on some machines.

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I found Revizto, despite its specific shortcomings, to be more usable and modern than Navisworks. It also has mobile applications that work well in the field on tablets.

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