Interpretation, not just detection
Clash detection tools find geometric conflicts. This product helps teams decide what those conflicts mean for coordination — which is where the real time goes.
Latent Vantage is building software that helps BIM/VDC coordinators turn thousands of raw clash results into prioritized, reviewable issue candidates — so coordination meetings focus on decisions, not data triage.
Modern clash detection generates tens of thousands of results per coordination cycle. The hard part was never finding clashes — it's deciding which ones matter, how they relate to each other, who should resolve them, and what to do next.
Today, that interpretation work is manual. VDC coordinators spend hours triaging Navisworks output, grouping related items, assessing severity, and preparing issues for coordination meetings. It's skilled, high-judgment work — but the tooling hasn't kept up.
The result: coordination bottlenecks, inconsistent prioritization, and too much time spent on data management instead of design decisions.
Latent Vantage is developing a Navisworks Manage plugin that adds a coordination governance layer to existing clash workflows. The system analyzes clash results you've already generated and helps your team move from raw data to structured, prioritized issue candidates.
Run clash detection across your federated model in Navisworks as you normally do.
The plugin reads your clash results and applies project-specific rules — by trade discipline, phase, and severity.
Related clashes are consolidated into issue candidates with shared root causes.
Issues are ranked by severity, phase relevance, and trade impact.
Likely responsible disciplines and next steps are recommended.
Your team reviews AI-assisted recommendations with full rationale, then exports issues to BCF for downstream tools.
Every recommendation includes an explanation. The system tells you why it grouped clashes together, why it assigned a priority level, and what it thinks should happen next — so your team can agree, override, or flag for discussion.
Clash detection tools find geometric conflicts. This product helps teams decide what those conflicts mean for coordination — which is where the real time goes.
Every grouping, priority, and assignment comes with a rationale. Teams can review the reasoning, not just the output.
Designed to integrate with Navisworks Manage — not replace it. Reads your federated clash results; exports issues in BCF for downstream tools (Procore, BIM Track, ACC Build).
Latent Vantage is in the early product development phase. We're building the core analysis engine and Navisworks integration, working closely with experienced BIM/VDC professionals to validate the workflow and ensure the product solves real coordination problems.
We're looking for design partners — coordination teams willing to share feedback on workflows, pain points, and early prototypes. If your team spends significant time triaging clash results, we'd like to hear from you.
Become a Design Partner →Latent Vantage LLC is a software company focused on applied AI and deterministic workflow automation for technical industries. Our first product addresses coordination workflows in AEC — an area where we have direct domain experience and a clear understanding of the day-to-day challenges teams face.
The company is founder-led and product-focused. We're building tools that respect the expertise of the professionals who use them — augmenting skilled judgment, not replacing it.
Advised by a practicing VDC/BIM coordinator with 7+ years of clash-detection and coordination experience on large commercial projects.
Does this replace Navisworks Manage?
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Can issues export to BCF?
Does it work with Revit, IFC, or Civil 3D source models?
What does setup look like for a coordination team?
We're looking for BIM/VDC coordinators, VDC managers, and construction technology leaders who want early access and a voice in how the product develops. If clash triage is a real pain point for your team, let's talk.
Tell us about your team and your coordination workflow. We'll follow up personally.