Developer portal, model API and Model Context Protocol integration allow AECO teams to connect ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot directly to live Revizto data
Revizto has launched a set of integration capabilities designed to let architecture, engineering, construction and operations teams connect external AI platforms directly to structured project data held within the Revizto environment. The release comprises three components: a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, a Model and Object Properties API, and a Developer Portal for managing integrations.
The MCP server acts as a bridge between Revizto and any large language model, translating project data into a format that AI agents can query without requiring custom integration work. In practical terms, a project manager could use natural language prompts to ask which fire doors are missing certification or what the top unresolved clashes on a particular level are, and receive answers drawn from live project data rather than from a static export or separate spreadsheet.
The Model and Object Properties API provides real-time access to model and object metadata, including material types, systems, fire ratings and quantities, without opening the Revizto application itself. Revizto suggests use cases including quantity takeoffs and cost estimates, live dashboards tracking installation progress or carbon footprints, and feeding data into procurement or facility management systems for material purchasing and digital handover.
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The Developer Portal handles the administrative side, replacing manual access code handling with standard OAuth 2.0 app registration so that account administrators can build and manage integrations on a self-service basis.
The broader context is a familiar tension in construction technology: project data remains dispersed across BIM platforms, spreadsheets, specialist applications and business intelligence systems, which limits what AI tools can usefully do with it. Revizto’s own Bridging the Gap Report 2026 found that 39% of organisations plan to simplify their technology stack, while 32% of construction leaders cited lack of time and capacity as the biggest barrier to technology adoption for the second consecutive year.
Marc Schütz, Chief Product Officer at Revizto, said the company sees the competitive advantage not in AI itself but in the ability to connect it securely to trusted, live project data. “By expanding our ecosystem with the new Model and Object Properties API and MCP Server, we are creating an open connection between Revizto project data and existing workflows, empowering customers to choose their own AI solutions while ensuring their sensitive project data never leaves their control,” he said.
Nathan Beplate, Senior Digital Engineering Manager at Australian contractor John Holland Group, said the model and object-level API endpoints represent “a major milestone” that enables his team to perform high-value operations in a consistent, automated way. “Direct, structured access to our own data removes a large portion of time-intensive manual interactions,” he said.
The new capabilities are available under the existing Revizto subscription.
