Every precast piece, tracked from the yard to installed.
Each piece in your BIM model gets a QR sticker. The site crew scan it with the Element app at every step, and managers see its status live on a dashboard and in 3D.
Element is live on Kim Hua Construction projects. We set up your models and team after a demo.
A project can have thousands of precast pieces moving between the yard, the road and the site. Element puts each one’s status in one place, updated by the people who handle it.
A count of every piece by status across every model, without ringing the yard or the site.
A quick scan with the phone replaces the call, the chat message and the spreadsheet row.
Confirm each piece as it goes in, so the % installed is always right.
Status lives in spreadsheets, phone calls and chat groups. Finding out if a piece has shipped means asking someone.
With ElementEvery piece has a status: Preparation, Shipping, Arrived, Installed or Delayed. The dashboard shows how many sit in each.
Someone has to remember to report each delivery and lift, and type it up later.
With ElementThe crew scan the sticker the moment a piece moves, so the record is written on site, not typed up later.
A held-up piece is only noticed when the crane crew are waiting for it.
With ElementAn Admin or Manager flags it as Delayed and it turns red on the web and in 3D. It resumes where it left off once it moves.
Both are linked. Every scan on site updates the dashboard and the 3D model for everyone, straight away.
Open a model and every precast piece (a “tile”) is listed next to the 3D view, coloured by its status. The status legend counts how many sit in each.
See every BIM model on the project at a glance, then switch views to compare them side by side. Rename a model so the team always opens the right one.
Every tile has its own QR code. Download a whole model’s codes as one PDF, print them and stick each one on its piece.
The site crew sign in with their own account. The app knows their role, so a scan offers only the next step they are allowed to make.
Admin/Manager, Shipper, Site Receiver and Installer, each with their own login.
Admins and Managers mark a held-up piece as Delayed. It turns red, then resumes where it left off.
Swap “Element 615914” for a name the site crew know, like Panel P-14. It shows in the list, the QR window and the app.
Kodifly adds your BIM (IFC) models. Every precast piece becomes a tile, starting in Preparation.
Download the QR sheets, print them and stick each code on its piece.
The crew scan the sticker when a piece leaves the yard, reaches the site and is installed.
Managers see where every piece is on the dashboard and in 3D, with nothing to chase.
We walk you through Element on a real precast project, then set it up on yours and train your site crew.
Capture with Trace, review in SpatialSense, follow up with Konnect, track precast pieces with Element, try your own files free in the Lite Viewer, and soon, upload the Insta360 footage you already have.
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Learn moreTrack every precast piece with QR stickers, from yard to installed
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Learn moreOne precast piece from your BIM model. The list and the QR stickers call each one an Element, and you can rename it to something the crew know, like Panel P-14.
Preparation (grey), Shipping (blue), Arrived (purple) and Installed (green). An Admin or Manager can also flag a piece as Delayed (red); it resumes where it left off.
Each role can only make its own step. Shippers move pieces to Shipping, Site Receivers to Arrived and Installers to Installed. Admins and Managers can make any step and flag delays.
No. The QR sheets are a normal PDF. Print them on A4, A3, A5 or Letter, cut out each code and stick it on its piece.
Book a demo and see Element on your own BIM model.