Who eva works for
Explore practical workflows for the people who plan, deliver, and run your projects.
Built for your kind of company
Start from the company you run, then drill into the teams inside it.
Find your work
Pick the kind of work you own and see what eva does with it.
Win and plan projects
Design and deliver
Manage cost and cash
Run the business
Design
Rolling out
Twenty years of specification, searchable in construction terms.
The problem today
The precedent you need exists, but only someone who worked on that job knows where it is.
Three workflows to start with
Availability and estimated saving per workflow. Measured results are published separately on the homepage.
Reference search across past projects
Rolling out2 hrs→6 minest.
Design schedule status and chase list
Rolling out3 hrs→12 minest.
Materials and finishes schedule extraction
Rolling out8 hrs→30 minest.
Example output
Finishes and precedent pack
The finishes schedule from the closest past fit out, the joinery and flooring details beside it, and the drawing revision each came from.
Illustrative sample · fictional data
Systems eva reads
- On premise file servers
- AutoCAD Architecture
- Revit 2024 in-app bridge
What changes
- Design intent reused rather than redrawn
- Revision confusion caught before it reaches site
- Product and authority checks answered with a source
A 30 minute walkthrough of design work with your systems in mind.
Questions people ask here
Designer
The precedent from four years ago surfaces in seconds.
- “What finishes did we specify on the last mall F&B fit out? Pull the finishes schedule and the flooring and joinery details.”
- “Read the design presentation for the Almaris Group office (P26-3145) and summarise the layout options.”
- “Look up this supplier's product datasheet and pull the fire rating, IP rating, dimensions and country of origin.”
- “What are the current UAE authority requirements for this scope of work?”
Design manager
Deliverable status without chasing five consultants.
- “Which design deliverables are late against the design programme, and who owns each?”
- “Draft the chase email for the outstanding consultant drawings on Level 4.”
- “What changed between revision C and revision D of the ceiling layout?”
BIM coordinator
Model, register and drawing set finally agree with each other.
- “Which drawings in the register have no matching model revision?”
- “List the clash report items still open after last week's coordination meeting.”
- “Extract the door and ironmongery schedule from the current model.”
See one workflow run against the systems and project information your team already uses.