archiAuditor checks an open Archicad project against a list of audits. You tick the audits you care about, press Run, and every element that fails is highlighted in the model in that audit's colour and listed in a table you can click through.
Why it matters
Most model-quality problems are invisible until someone else finds them: an element left on the Archicad layer, a wall with no classification, a duplicated Element ID, a column that was never linked to a story top. They do not stop you modelling, and they do not show up in a view. They show up in a schedule, in an IFC export, or in a coordination meeting. archiAuditor surfaces them while the file is still open in front of you.
What you can do
- Run any combination of 29 built-in audits over the whole project
- See failing elements highlighted in place, each audit in its own colour
- Click a result row to select that element in Archicad, or double-click to zoom to it
- Write your own audits from around 55 element fields, combined with AND/OR conditions
- Group audits into Audit Sets and share them with the office as JSON files or through a shared folder
- Export the results table to CSV
What it does not do
archiAuditor finds problems; it does not fix them. There is no batch correction of the elements it lists in this version, no Graphic Override export, and no BCF or Issues integration. It selects and zooms so you can fix things yourself, with Archicad's own tools.
Requirements
Archicad 27, 28, 29, or 30 on Windows 10/11 or macOS 14+ (Intel and Apple Silicon). The interface is English only. Dimming the elements that pass, so only the failures stay lit, is an Archicad 29 and 30 feature; on 27 and 28 the failures are highlighted without the surrounding model being dimmed.