A Vause Systems product
Review drawings for compliance.
REDLINE Redline reads the codes, specifications, standards, and owner requirements that govern a drawing — then checks every sheet against all of them, identifying non-conformance before submission.
The spell-check for engineering drawings.
Why Redline
Review shouldn't depend on who's reviewing.
A drawing is governed by codes, specifications, standards, and owner requirements. Redline holds every sheet to all of them — the same way, regardless of who is at the desk or how close the deadline is.
Every sheet
Every sheet is checked against the full requirement set — nothing sampled, nothing skipped under deadline pressure.
Every clause
Every finding is traced back to the exact code, specification, or owner requirement it came from.
Every time
The same rules, applied with the same rigor — on the first sheet and the five-hundredth.
What Redline does
Compliance and technical review, made consistent.
Reads the governing documents
Codes, specifications, standards, and owner requirements are ingested as the source of truth every check is measured against.
Checks every drawing
Each sheet is reviewed against the full set of requirements, the same way every time, with nothing skipped under deadline pressure.
Flags non-conformance
Where a drawing does not conform, Redline flags it before submission, with each finding traced to the clause it came from.
How it works
From drawing set to review, in four steps.
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Load the requirements
Add the codes, specifications, standards, and owner requirements that govern the project.
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Upload the drawings
Submit the drawing set for review, in bulk, ahead of submission.
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Redline checks every sheet
Each drawing is checked against the full set of requirements, consistently and without fatigue.
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Review the flagged findings
Non-conformances are surfaced with their source, for an engineer to confirm and resolve before the work goes out.