Every family carries nested survey points that export straight to Trimble, Leica, Topcon and Autodesk field formats — so the installed layout matches the model exactly.
When APEX generates a family, it drops coordinate-true survey points right into the geometry — anchor bolts, conduit stub-ups, equipment centroids, control hits. They travel with the model, version with it, and never have to be re-placed by hand in the field.
One clean line from the model in Revit to a stake in the ground — and back again for verification.
APEX builds the family and embeds survey points at the locations that matter — fixings, set-out corners, and control references — fully parametric and tied to the host geometry.
Lock the points to your project base point, shared coordinates, or site control network. Northing, easting, and elevation resolve to real-world values automatically.
Push a clean point file in the format your platform expects — Trimble Field Points, Autodesk Survey Points, CSV, or LandXML — with naming and codes intact.
Crews lay the points out on site with a total station or robotic instrument. Every point reads back exactly as modeled — no transcription, no manual offsets.
Capture the installed positions and check them straight back against the model. Deviations surface immediately, so rework is caught before it compounds.
Select a level, hit export, hand the file to the field. No CAD round-trips, no manual point lists, no re-keying coordinates.
What you set out on site is the same geometry the design team approved — point-for-point, to the millimeter.
Points carry their control reference with them, so crews stake straight from the model instead of measuring off gridlines.
See how nested survey points turn an approved model into a field-ready layout in a single click.