How to Use QA Model Checking in Verify - BIM Quality Control for ISO 19650 Workflows

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Quality assurance should happen before a model is submitted, not after problems have already been passed downstream. In this video, see how the Verify module puts QA into the hands of the teams delivering the model so they can check requirements before marking tasks as complete.

You'll learn how to connect model elements to tasks using model rules and task rules, evaluate whether required properties are present, and confirm whether a model is actually fit for purpose before it is shared with the wider team.

In this video, you'll learn:
- How to use a QA step before marking model tasks as complete
- How to create model rules that connect elements to tasks automatically
- How to match task properties with model properties
- How to create task-specific rules when a model-wide rule is not enough
- How to link elements by selected object or by property value
- How to check whether required information properties are present
- How Verify calculates completion against the required information
- How manual checklist items still support the review process
- How QA helps teams correct issues before submission
- Why checking model fitness for purpose is essential for reliable project delivery

This is a practical workflow for BIM management, information management, and ISO 19650 verification. It helps teams shift quality control closer to the people creating the model, reduce waste, and improve confidence that deliverables are actually ready for review and use.

This video is ideal for:
- BIM Managers
- Information Managers
- Project Managers
- Design teams
- Construction teams
- Anyone responsible for BIM quality assurance and model checking

If you want a more reliable way to confirm that models meet the original requirements before they are shared or approved, this video shows a practical QA process inside Verify.

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