Master your BIM Catalog.
One source of truth for Frictionless Revit, CAD & cut sheet content.
The BIM Assurance Program includes a full catalog audit — we score every Revit family against FCSI compliance and show you exactly what's costing you specifications. Then let us manage the ongoing maintenance, so your library stays compliant, current, and ready to drop into any project.
Factory
Factories supply the specs. RevitForge audits, engineers & certifies — then the FCSI-compliant family ships to your Factory / RevitForge Portal, AutoQuotes, KCL, Bimstore & Specifi.
Guaranteed Stability
Clean-load, zero-error families.
FCSI 2022 Certified
Professional data-structure standard.
Platform Agnostic
Works with AQ, KCL, Bimstore & more.
1,000+
FCSI-Compliant Assemblies
2–3 days
Avg. Turnaround
Unlimited
Revisions Included
Trusted by commercial kitchen equipment manufacturers
Stop paying to host your "broken" files
Autoquotes and KCL are expensive, opaque "black boxes." You pay them to host your Revit families — but they don't audit them, don't fix them when they're non-compliant, and never prove the ROI. RevitForge doesn't compete with those platforms. We complement them — as your Manufacturer's Content Engineering Department.
The AQ / KCL Reality
A repository that won't fix your files
- You pay a custom annual fee just to make your files searchable.
- They don't audit your files — broken parameters and missing data stay broken.
- They don't update content when you change a spec.
- They don't ensure FCSI compliance. You're paying for a digital billboard that displays a 'closed' sign.
The RevitForge Advantage
Your Content Engineering Department
- We build the file right the first time — audited, parametric, FCSI-compliant.
- We host the 'Master' file in your portal, always current and vetted.
- When you're ready to update KCL/AQ, you take the file from us — the one we've already audited.
- We act as your BIM Liaison: we manage the uploads, check compliance, and report analytics back to you.
Lower data-maintenance fees
Your files are already optimized and compliant — so you stop paying KCL to "maintain" broken data.
80% faster time-to-market
New content is engineered, audited, and upload-ready — skipping the back-and-forth that slows you down.
BIM Platform Liaison — a managed upsell
We don't just build the family — we manage the lifecycle. We prepare your content for direct upload to AQ/KCL, ensuring zero-error delivery every time. We manage the uploads, check the compliance, and report the analytics back to you. Architects use AQ/KCL to find things fast; they use your RevitForge-managed link to get the thing that actually works.
6 Pillars of BIM Compliance
Every pillar is a moment a designer decides to specify your product — or delete it. Here's why each one wins deals, and what it costs you when it's missing.
Why it wins deals
Clean-Load Architecture
Designers don't have time to troubleshoot broken families.
Family loads into the project with no errors, missing references, or warnings. If your family throws errors or warning pop-ups the moment it loads, the designer deletes it and moves to the next manufacturer on the list — clean load is the price of entry.
Why it wins deals
Naming Consistency
If a designer can't find it in their project browser, it doesn't exist.
Family name and category follow naming conventions. Designers search by name, category, and manufacturer — inconsistent or generic naming buries your product where no one looks, and a family that can't be found never gets specified.
Why it wins deals
Integrated Clearance Zones
Code compliance is the designer's biggest liability.
Required side/back/front clearances are modeled or noted accurately. A family that carries its own clearance zones protects the designer from code violations and costly rework — you stop being a vendor and become the safe, trusted choice.
Why it wins deals
Utility Tags
Connectors are where a family meets the MEP model.
Gas/water/drain/electric connectors are present and correctly placed. Missing or misplaced connectors break the engineer's model, force manual coordination, and are one of the most common reasons a family gets replaced downstream.
Why it wins deals
Performance Data
Schedule-ready content means designers never type a spec manually.
Performance parameters (BTU, kW, capacity) are populated. Pre-loaded performance data populates Revit schedules automatically — hours saved per project, fewer transcription errors, and one more reason your product stays in the spec.
Why it wins deals
Type Parameters (Per-SKU)
One type per SKU — the difference between a catalog and a single file.
Every SKU on the cut sheet must have its own Type with correctly named Type Parameters (width, depth, height, utilities, performance). A single fixed-size family with no Type Catalog fails this pillar — the most common AQ/KCL defect.
How it works
WSR manages the entire process — you hand us the cut sheets, we hand you spec-ready BIM content.
Share Your Catalog
Send your dimensioned cut sheets, PDFs, or spec sheets. WSR reviews each item for FCSI compliance and spec-readiness.
We Engineer Your Families
Our team builds precision parametric Revit families using our proprietary RevitForge platform — accurate dimensions, utility connections, and performance data, every time.
Architects Specify You
Production-ready .rfa files land in your portal, FCSI-compliant and spec-ready — so architects choose your equipment in their Revit projects.
The Construction-Ready Standard
We don't just build the family; we build the documentation. Every RevitForge asset includes pre-set utility annotations, connection tags, and clear-space indicators — so your design team stops wasting time on annotation and starts spending time on design.
Standard Family
- No multi-type parameters for different SKU's set up
- Missing utility rough-in data
- No MEP annotations built-in
- No clearance modeled
RevitForge Asset
- Pre-baked utility annotations & connection tags
- Auto-tagging connectors ready for the sheet
- Integrated clearance graphics & clear-space indicators
Annotation-Ready Design
We go beyond geometry. Every asset is delivered with automated utility callouts and connection tagging. Your architects don't have to "build the tag" after they drop the family — it's ready for the construction document set the moment it hits their project. That's 30+ minutes saved per kitchen layout, firm-wide.
Two ways to work with WSR
Pay per family as you go, or subscribe to BIM Lifecycle Assurance for ongoing monitoring and maintenance.
Pay Per Family — for ad-hoc, one-off projects
Reactive: when you just need a single family. Pricing scales with modeling complexity — pay only for what you need.
Simple
$150
per family
Fixed-geometry, minimal-parameter families (stands, basic countertop units)
Medium
$500
per family
Utility connections, basic parametric, standard configurations (griddles, fryers, toasters)
High
$1,000
per family
Multiple fuel types, significant parametric, detailed clearances (deck pizza ovens, multi-bank fryers)
Complex
$2,000
per family
Full parametric, extensive configurations, complex clearance modeling (conveyor/combi ovens)
BIM Lifecycle Assurance Program
Don't just build your library — keep it working. Includes quarterly health audits, KCL/AQ liaison, version control, and cut sheet accuracy auditing — we cross-check every cut sheet published in AutoQuotes / KCL against your current manufacturer spec, so specifiers never pull wrong dimensions or outdated data. Cut sheet monitoring depth scales with your plan:
Pulse
Heartbeat Check$99/mo · billed annually
Critical alerts only — 48-hour notice on wrong dimensions, electrical, or gas specs before they cost you a sale. Low friction for small catalogs.
Shield
Proactive Defense$199/mo · billed annually
Quarterly audit — every AQ/KCL cut sheet cross-checked against your current spec, with a Content Health Report. Your team handles the fixes.
Sentinel
24/7 White Glove$399/mo · billed annually
Full monitoring + remediation — continuous alerts, quarterly reports, and we deliver the corrected assets (updated cut sheets, fixed Revit families) and liaise with KCL/AQ to push the updates.
Pay-per-family: payment due upon delivery. BIM Lifecycle Assurance: billed annually.
Frequently asked questions
What file formats do you deliver?
WSR delivers standard Revit Family (.rfa) files, compatible with Revit 2022 and later, as well as 2D CAD (.dwg) blocks for AutoCAD and other CAD platforms. Let us know if you need a specific version or format.
What do I need to submit?
A cut sheet or dimensioned drawing (PDF works great), along with width, depth, and height. The more detail you provide, the more accurate the model. Your WSR advisor reviews every submission.
What's the difference between standard and rush?
Standard families are delivered in 2–3 business days for $150. Rush orders are prioritized in our queue and typically delivered within 1 business day for $225 (1.5× the standard rate).
How many revisions are included?
Unlimited revisions. If something isn't right, WSR fixes it — no extra charge.
When do I pay?
Payment is due upon delivery of the completed .rfa file. We'll notify you by email when it's ready to download from your portal.
What is RevitForge?
RevitForge is the proprietary BIM platform WSR uses to engineer, audit, and manage your Revit families at scale. You work with WSR as your consultant — RevitForge is the infrastructure behind the results.
How does this work with Autoquotes and KCL?
We don't compete with AQ or KCL — we complement them. Those platforms are repositories; they host your files but don't audit or fix them. WSR engineers your families to FCSI-compliant, zero-error standards and hosts the 'Master' file in your portal. When you're ready to update AQ/KCL, you take the vetted file from us. Through our BIM Platform Liaison service, we can even manage the uploads, check compliance, and report analytics back to you.
What is the BIM Platform Liaison service?
An optional managed service where WSR acts as your BIM liaison to AQ/KCL — we prepare your content for direct upload, ensure zero-error delivery, manage the uploads, verify compliance, and report analytics back to you so you always know your ROI.
Let's make your equipment the designer's default
When your Revit content is built to professional standards, your brand becomes the easiest choice for designers to specify. I'm a fellow food service designer—let's partner to get your catalog audit-ready and build the precision-engineered families that actually get used in my projects and beyond.