We have a one-week free-trial policy. Once you verify your email account, your free-trial starts. Post which, you’ll have to take up the paid subscription.

With Exxar, you will have to buy the perpetual license which are either billed annually or monthly.  You pay only for the number of active users using the system in a calendar month/year.

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You can visualize Navisworks Geometry and Materials on a 1:1 scale using devices such as iPad or HoloLens

We convert 3D files into an internal format and utilize “Progressive loading”  technique to intelligently load and populate specific areas within your view as you move around, ensuring efficient content loading.

Yes, it is possible. We have an X-ray tool on the digital model which can be tapped to make a block transparent to see construction behind it without deleting them. This is pretty useful when you want to view your concrete pores just to ensure they’re in the right place and avoid re-construction.

Yes! We have an option called the “Tree View”. It offers you to choose specific layers or elements by toggling them ON & OFF across devices with a single click.

Yes! You have to take a screenshot first and then save the session on the device you’re viewing. Later, you can load the same and jump to those locations directly by clicking on the issue at the jobsite.

Yes, the slider option allows you to make a digital model completely transparent and do comparisons between what’s on the field vs what’s in the model.

Load the BIM model, place a virtual QR code on a chosen architectural section which is already present at the jobsite, and Exxar converts it into a PDF document automatically

Download and email the QR code PDF to field teams, who can then accurately place it at the chosen point on the jobsite using a snapshot of the digital model section.

Field teams can scan the QR code using their iPad’s camera app, tap the “Open in Exxar” pop-up message, and the model will load automatically.

The digital model gets pretty much aligned with the actual one. However, you can expect some inaccuracies through physical deviations or the way the QR codes are placed and scanned.

Literally everywhere. You can place QR codes on the wall, floor, slab, or strategically at the corners of the building and the app automatically orients itself.