Hexagon Multivista adds Revizto for better analysis. Hexagon Multivista today announced an integration of its Analyze deviation analysis service with Revizto, a growing BIM collaboration platform to improve interoperability and workflow efficiency across construction projects. The integration allows users to select deviations or clashes from the Analyze service and push them into Revizto's issue log. This enables teams to track and resolve issues within their existing Revizto workflows in the context of live coordination models. "With this integration, we're empowering our customers to seamlessly act on captured project data within one unified workflow," said Taylor Cupp, Head of Multivista Analyze Services at Hexagon. "By connecting our Analyze services with Revizto, teams can identify and resolve issues faster - helping them deliver higher quality complex construction projects with greater confidence and efficiency." Image Courtesy of: Hexagon "By integrating this capability into the Revizto Collaboration Hub, we're expanding the centralised workspace where people can coordinate, communicate, and make data-driven decisions with increased speed and alignment- a reflection of our shared belief in enabling AEC teams to achieve the precision modern delivery demands. It's exciting to partner with Hexagon Multivista as we power efficiency for the professionals building the structures our communities rely on every day," said Arman Gukasyan, Founder and CEO at Revizto. The Revizto integration reflects a shared commitment to equipping AEC teams with the transparency, collaboration, and precision required for modern project delivery. About Hexagon: Hexagon is the global leader in measurement technologies. Ccr Mag provide the confidence that vital industries rely on to build, navigate, and innovate. From microns to Mars, its solutions ensure productivity, quality, safety, and sustainability in everything from manufacturing and construction to mining and autonomous systems. Hexagon (Nasdaq Stockholm: HEXA B) has approximately 24,800 employees in 50 countries and net sales of approximately 5.4bn EUR. Image Courtesy of: Hexagon "By integrating this capability into the Revizto Collaboration Hub, we're expanding the centralised workspace where people can coordinate, communicate, and make data-driven decisions with increased speed and alignment- a reflection of our shared belief in enabling AEC teams to achieve the precision modern delivery demands. It's exciting to partner with Hexagon Multivista as we power efficiency for the professionals building the structures our communities rely on every day," said Arman Gukasyan, Founder and CEO at Revizto. The Revizto integration reflects a shared commitment to equipping AEC teams with the transparency, collaboration, and precision required for modern project delivery. About Hexagon: Hexagon is the global leader in measurement technologies. Ccr Mag provide the confidence that vital industries rely on to build, navigate, and innovate. From microns to Mars, its solutions ensure productivity, quality, safety, and sustainability in everything from manufacturing and construction to mining and autonomous systems. Hexagon (Nasdaq Stockholm: HEXA B) has approximately 24,800 employees in 50 countries and net sales of approximately 5.4bn EUR.

Revizto has launched an integration with Hexagon Multivista's Analyze deviation detection module, enabling construction teams to push clash and deviation data directly into Revizto's platform. The integration aims to streamline issue tracking and improve workflow efficiency on large-scale construction projects. The feature allows deviation analysis users to send individual issues to Revizto for immediate follow-up and resolution, maintaining context within live coordination models. Teams can identify and resolve issues faster within a unified workflow, rather than switching between separate systems. Revizto, backed by Summit Partners and headquartered in Switzerland, serves major construction clients including Jacobs, AECOM and Skanska. The platform connects architects, engineers, contractors and owners throughout the building lifecycle, working across all devices and existing file formats.