Revizto has launched new capabilities that give architecture, engineering, construction and operations (AECO) teams a secure way to connect their preferred tools and AI platform directly to live Revizto project data.
As AI adoption accelerates, many CIOs are seeing teams experimenting with AI in isolated ways, often using disconnected datasets that create duplicate workflows rather than better decisions. Valuable project information remains spread across BIM platforms, spreadsheets, specialist software and business intelligence systems, limiting AI’s ability to deliver meaningful insights while creating new governance and security challenges.
Revizto's Bridging the Gap Report 2026 found that lack of time and capacity remains the industry's biggest barrier to technology adoption for the second year running, with 32% of construction leaders saying their teams don't have the bandwidth to learn new tools. Combined with growing concerns about data ownership and control (96%), organizations are increasingly prioritizing technology consolidation, with 39% planning to simplify their technology stack, in favor of connected platforms that deliver greater value with less complexity.
Now with one connected, open and secure data intelligence layer, Revizto's latest capabilities enable organizations to connect their preferred large language model (LLM) directly to structured data. Teams can ask questions, automate workflows and generate insights using tools they already trust, in a more timely and efficient way, without the need for complex programming.
For CIOs and digital leaders, the connected architecture strengthens long term digital strategies, governance and regulatory compliance over AI Adoption. Organizations retain control over where their data sits while allowing their preferred AI platform secure access to a single source of project truth.
The MCP Server provides a secure bridge between Revizto and any LLM, translating complex project data into a format AI agents can query without the need for custom integrations or a DevOps specialist to surface the right information, at the right time. A project manager can now use simple prompts to ask questions like 'Which fire doors are missing certification?' or 'What are the top five unresolved clashes on Level 3?' and receive answers in seconds, replacing manual audits and spreadsheet-based reporting.
Alongside this, the Model & Object Properties API provides real-time access to model and object metadata including material types, systems, fire ratings, quantities and more, without opening the Revizto application. Teams can use this data to generate quantity take-offs and cost estimates, power live dashboards that track installation progress and carbon footprints, or securely feed into procurement and facility management systems to support material purchases and digital handover.
The Developer Portal replaces manual access-code handling with standard OAuth 2.0 app registration, giving account admins and integration owners a self-serve way to build and manage integrations, plus a direct channel for updates as Revizto's APIs evolve.
The launch also expands opportunities for technology partners to build connected workflows around Revizto project data. Through the new APIs, organizations can integrate project intelligence directly into the delivery processes they already use, reducing manual data movement and improving collaboration across teams.
