BIMcollab vs Truvect

BIMcollab brings together document management, BIM coordination and model checking for collaboration on buildings and infrastructure. Its WebViewer supports IFC models, while BIMcollab Zoom is a downloadable viewer for Windows and Mac OS X. Zoom includes Smart Views, clash detection and IDS checks; its free mode supports viewing, annotations, BCF issue management and visual validation with Smart Views. Issues can be managed using BIM-tool plug-ins and exported as BCF, PDF, CSV or XLS. BIMcollab lists more than 35 integrations, including Power BI, Solibri, Trimble Connect, AutoCAD, Autodesk Docs and Revit. All plans list unlimited projects; Basic includes 10 GB storage per space, while Advanced and Enterprise list unlimited storage. A free plan and free trial are available. Paid pricing ranges from €12.50 a month for Basic with annual commitment to €39 a month for Enterprise billed monthly. Cloud data is stored in the Netherlands unless the customer uses an on-premise installation. BIMcollab is headquartered in Eindhoven, Netherlands, and was founded in 2014.

Truvect is a construction project management platform for main contractors, builders, civil contractors, and developers. It combines project and portfolio dashboards, programme scheduling, contract administration, drawing revision comparisons, and commercial workflows. Teams can manage payment claims, variations, provisional sums, RFIs, contract instructions, and subcontract processes. Purchase orders, invoices, and budgets use shared cost codes, with reports for cashflow, variation position, cost-value reconciliation, period costs, and forecast final cost; exports are available in PDF, Excel, and CSV. Drawing tools compare revisions, flag sheet changes, support markups and comments, and issue transmittals. Truvect AI answers questions from role-available project records with citations and can prepare draft defects or variations for review. iOS and Android apps support site tasks and messaging. Integrations include Xero, SharePoint, and Autodesk Forma. The service is paid with pricing on request and is currently offered to New Zealand organisations through a deliberately small live-project pilot.