Stop modelling the same decision twice.

We build parametric and automated workflows for repeatable Revit tasks. The goal is controlled production, not clever scripts that only one person can run.

Automation should remove repetition without hiding judgement.

Parametric design and automation connect rules to geometry, model data and documentation. CNE uses Dynamo, formula-driven families and adaptive components where repeatable relationships would otherwise require slow manual updates.

The best candidates are bounded tasks with stable inputs and a clear expected output. Automating an undefined process only reproduces inconsistency faster, while fragile graphs can fail when category names, package versions or model conditions change.

We begin by mapping the current workflow and its exceptions. The delivered solution includes validation, user inputs and documentation so BIM managers can govern it as part of production rather than depend on its original author.

From manual sequence to maintained tool

01
Process and feasibility review

Repetitive steps, inputs, exceptions and expected outputs are mapped before the automation method is selected.

02
Dynamo workflows

Graphs are built for controlled geometry, parameter updates, data checks, placement or documentation tasks within Revit.

03
Formula-driven families

Parametric content is developed where dimensions, arrays, visibility or nested components must respond to defined rules.

04
Adaptive component systems

Repeatable geometry can be driven by points, hosts or design data when conventional family behaviour is insufficient.

05
Documentation automation

Sheet, view, schedule, naming and parameter operations are automated with checks that prevent uncontrolled production changes.

06
Testing and handover

Workflows are tested on representative files and issued with dependencies, inputs, limitations and operating guidance.

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Automation your BIM team can govern

The process comes first

We stabilise the task and its decision points before translating it into nodes, formulas or code.

Failure conditions are designed in

Inputs and model states are validated so a workflow stops clearly instead of writing bad data silently.

Handover is part of delivery

Dependencies, versions and limitations are documented so the tool can be reviewed and maintained after issue.

Show us the Revit task your team keeps repeating.

Walk CNE through the current steps, inputs and exceptions. We will assess whether parametric content or automation can make the work faster and more consistent.