QonicBimefy is a construction site intelligence platform. It connects BIM, construction planning, cameras, reality capture and site data so teams can compare what was planned with what is actually happening on site.
Qonic is a BIM environment where project models are authored and coordinated. Bimefy and Qonic are complementary: one is where the model is developed, the other is where the model meets the site.
A Bimefy project connects to Qonic through an authorised account connection. Once connected, models are synced into the Bimefy project, and the sync can run on a schedule so the copy in Bimefy follows the model as it develops rather than drifting from it.
With the model in place, captured site reality can be read against it: 360° walkthroughs, camera imagery and drone captures recorded against the same project and the same locations.
Qonic remains the modelling environment. Bimefy does not author or edit the model; it uses it as the reference against which the site is compared.
What connecting Qonic to Bimefy gives a project team.
Authorise the connection once from the project's integration settings, scoped to the project that needs it.
Models are brought into the Bimefy project and recorded so the team can see which models are in use.
The sync can run on a schedule, so the model in Bimefy follows the model in Qonic instead of going stale.
The synced model gives captured site imagery something to be compared against at the same location.
Set the model against 360° captures, camera imagery and drone data to review what has actually been built.
Connect once, then keep model and site in step.
Authorise Bimefy against your Qonic account from the project's integration settings.
Models are synced into the Bimefy project, either on demand or on a schedule.
Record the site against the same project with cameras, 360° walkthroughs or drone flights.
Review the model and the captures together and identify where the two differ.
Where a synced model changes the conversation.
Open the current model next to imagery of the same location instead of comparing from memory.
Use the model as the reference for what should exist, and captured imagery as the evidence for what does.
Site teams, office teams and stakeholders all look at the same synced model rather than different exports.
Scheduled syncing keeps the copy in Bimefy aligned with the model as it develops in Qonic.
Qonic is where the model is built and coordinated. That is demanding work, and it belongs in a dedicated modelling environment.
Bimefy is where the model is put to work against the site. It adds the capture side, the programme side and the comparison between them.
Because the two do different jobs, connecting them is additive: the modelling team carries on in Qonic, and the project gains a reference the site can be measured against.
Roles that get the most out of this integration.
Other systems Bimefy connects with
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View integrationConnect your own cameras, capture pipelines and sensor systems to Bimefy with scoped API tokens.
View integrationSee how Bimefy can connect your existing construction systems and turn site data into project intelligence.
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