At a studio the late review still happens in Bluebeam. Upload the set, and Nomic checks it against code and hands back markups you can open in the review you already run.
You do not rebuild the project in a new tool to run a check. Upload the drawing set, and Nomic reads the sheets you are about to send out.
The check is a cross-reference against the code you name, with the sheet and detail attached. You still decide what stands. Nomic does not stamp the set.
The output is a markup you can open in Bluebeam, plus a table if you want the list beside the set. Bluebeam stays the review tool.
Code check and markups come back together, so the review is not split between a code PDF and a separate markup file.
Findings are a second read. Accept, reject, and export. The architect of record stays the reviewer.
Individual is one seat at $20 a month, and Start for free is on this page. A studio does not need an enterprise agreement to run the first set.
Answers to common questions about this workflow.
No. Nomic produces Bluebeam-ready markups so you can keep reviewing in Bluebeam. The code check is the first pass. You still accept or reject each finding.
Upload the PDFs. The check runs on that set and returns cited findings you can open as markups.
You do. Nomic cites the sheet, the detail, and the code section. A licensed architect reviews the finding before anything is issued.
