Resolve

Market position

Resolve positions itself in the BIM coordination and model-review segment of construction technology, differentiating on immersive VR review of very large models and on accessibility for non-BIM users. It presents itself as complementary to, and integrated with, common construction platforms such as Autodesk Construction Cloud, Procore, Revizto, and Newforma. The website claims more than 420 companies use the product worldwide and that it has been used in delivering over 6 GW of data center capacity; these figures are self-reported.

Stated points of differentiation are the ability to run very large BIM models in wireless VR without specialized setup, link-based model access requiring no BIM expertise, multi-surface access (web, iPad, VR) with live multi-user presence, and an AI assistant that is grounded in 3D BIM geometry and metadata and in the user's current position in the model rather than in documents alone.

Technology

The platform renders large BIM models across a web viewer (referred to as the Lightning Web Viewer), an iPad app, and a VR application supporting wireless headsets, supported by a desktop companion application. It exposes BIM layers and metadata alongside geometry, supports measurement and sketching tools, and provides real-time multi-user presence in a shared spatial environment. Integrations connect issues and workflows to Autodesk Construction Cloud, Procore, Revizto, and Newforma. AI Spatial Assist adds an agent that reasons over BIM geometry and metadata in real time, using the user's current view and position in the model to convert natural language into spatial navigation, filtering, and information retrieval.

Go-to-market

The company markets primarily through its website with demo requests, a self-serve web viewer trial, a blog, and a public help center; a waitlist is used to gate early access to AI Spatial Assist. Customer proof points are presented as testimonials and quantified outcomes from data center projects.

Construction project teams working on complex, mission-critical facilities, with a clear emphasis on data centers. Named user roles include BIM/VDC staff, field leaders, facilities and operations teams, and executives, as well as trade contractors producing shop drawings.

Geography

The company describes customers as being located worldwide and highlights collaboration across time zones and geographies, but the sources do not identify specific countries or office locations.

Risks & controversies

Publicly available information is limited to company-controlled channels; performance claims such as 10x more risks discovered early, 420+ customers, and $3M rework avoided are vendor- or customer-testimonial-based and not independently verified in the sources. The company also shares a name with unrelated firms, notably Resolve AI (resolve.ai), a software production-operations startup, which creates identification risk in databases and search results.