There are 3 aspect where BFT makes a difference:

1. Project participation – Fire engineering becomes a natural part of the design team in all stages. 2. Easy to share information from Fire to the architects and other desginers. 3. Accuracy – Easier to visualize in 3D which leads to fewer misunderstandings.

We truly believe that BFT is the right way to go!

With the new version, it is possible to convey information much easier and more efficiently, which reduces the risk of misinterpretation. Fire cell boundaries have, for example, been updated with functions and graphical appearances that clarify the joint review and create a better basis for collision controls and calculations.

We initially plan to start with 10 licenses. The latest version of BFT is easier to use (the threshold for those who have just started making fire safety drawings in Revit is lower) compared to previous versions of Bimfire Tools. In the long run, we envisage that we may need additional licenses if time consumption and output match the current solution for producing fire safety drawings in Revit.