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BIMSmarter Document Generator produces BIM document numbers that comply with ISO 19650 and with the Luxembourg CRTI-B GID reference framework. It runs in the browser, with no installation.
Describe your project and its naming convention: project code, originator, zone, level, document type, discipline, phase, revision and status. The convention can be customised field by field, or imported from an existing BEP. An existing document register can be loaded from Excel or CSV.
BIM managers, BIM coordinators and document controllers in design offices, architecture firms and contractors who have to codify hundreds of documents per project and cannot afford naming errors in a Common Data Environment.
Free forever with an account, no credit card: full access to the tool, 20 AI requests per day and 250 per month, up to 5 projects, PDF exports. An organisation licence, quoted on request, raises the AI quotas, unlocks professional deliverable exports and covers a whole team.
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BIMSmarter was founded by Renaud Climent, a working BIM coordinator in Luxembourg. On every project, the same scene repeated itself: a spreadsheet of document numbers maintained by hand, a column misplaced, a volume code in the wrong position, and a delivery rejected for a naming error that had nothing to do with the quality of the design work.
The Document Generator was built to make that class of error impossible, then extended upstream to the naming convention and downstream to the BEP and the MIDP. It is one of four free BIMSmarter tools, alongside a workflow and RACI generator, an assistant for the CRTI-B GID requirements, and a browser-based IFC viewer and auditor.
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BIM managers, BIM coordinators and document controllers in architecture firms, engineering design offices and contractors in Luxembourg, Belgium and the wider Benelux, working on ISO 19650 projects and, for public Luxembourg projects, on the CRTI-B GID framework. Also relevant to project managers and clients who have to write or check a BEP without owning a BIM authoring licence.
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Aconex, Asite, BIM 360 and Trimble Connect are Common Data Environments: powerful, licensed, and they assume your naming convention is already defined and enforced elsewhere. The upstream work, deciding the convention, generating conformant codes, drafting the BEP, is usually done in a fragile Excel file passed around by email.
BIMSmarter Document Generator replaces that Excel file. It is free, browser-based, requires no procurement and no IT rollout, and it can be shared with every subcontractor on a project so everybody codifies the same way. It complements a CDE rather than competing with it.
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It goes from naming convention to finished BEP in a single tool. Most naming helpers stop at generating a string. This one keeps the register, plans the deliveries through a MIDP, and writes the ISO 19650 BIM Execution Plan out of the same parameters, so the document codes and the plan that governs them can never drift apart. It is also one of the very few tools that natively knows the Luxembourg CRTI-B GID framework and the Belgian and Luxembourg National Annex, instead of offering a generic ISO 19650 template.
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