Archilogic
Archilogic is a web-based spatial data platform that turns floor plans into structured 3D interior models, APIs, and SDKs so workplace, FM, and IWMS teams can sync one building dataset with sensors, ticketing, and AI assistants.
Archilogic focuses on the gap between heavy authoring BIM and day-to-day operations: it ingests flat drawings, produces editable digital twins of interiors, and exposes that data through GraphQL APIs, a Floor Plan SDK, and partner connectors. Marketing copy positions the result as a lighter-weight operational twin than full project BIM, aimed at portfolios that still need accurate polygons and attributes (Archilogic, 2026).
Enterprises use it to centralize space edits without sending every tweak to CAD specialists, then push updates to systems such as Microsoft Places, ServiceNow, Eptura, Slack automations, and IoT vendors like Butlr. Automatic measurement workflows reference standards such as BOMA for area rules, which matters for lease and chargeback reporting (Archilogic, 2026).
The vendor states that organizations on the platform manage more than forty million square feet across over two thousand floors in a typical month, which illustrates multi-building scale (Archilogic, 2026). Microsoft publicly lists Archilogic as a mapping partner for Microsoft Places, and the product ships IMDF-oriented workflows for indoor mapping scenarios (Archilogic, 2026).
Developers embed the same engines in custom products: sample apps cover room booking and seat assignment, and documentation lives on a dedicated developer portal. Security notes include GDPR alignment and ISO 27001:2022 certification messaging for enterprise procurement (Archilogic, 2026).
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Pros and cons
Pros
- API-first posture with public SDK samples and GraphQL access for product teams.
- Strong enterprise story with Microsoft Places partnership and ISO 27001 messaging.
- Bridges design data and operations without forcing every user into desktop CAD.
Cons
- Not a replacement for full project BIM authoring; scope is interior spatial data for operations.
- Deep MEP or structural coordination workflows still belong in dedicated BIM tools.
- Pricing requires sales conversations for large portfolios.
Key features
Web space editor: Non-CAD staff can revise layouts, attributes, and versions in-browser with autosave and rollback.
Floor Plan SDK: JavaScript and TypeScript components for 2D and 3D embedded viewers inside customer apps.
Space GraphQL API: Query portfolio-level space data for integrations and analytics pipelines.
BOMA-oriented area tools: Automated polygons and measurements for standards-driven reporting.
Integration catalog: Prebuilt paths toward Microsoft Places, ServiceNow, Eptura, Slack, Zapier, and sensor platforms.
Custom attributes: Attach operational metadata to rooms, assets, or zones for IWMS and BI use cases.
Export options: Share interactive views, PDF, or CAD-aligned outputs depending on project needs.
Pricing
Enterprise (contact sales)
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Public pricing is not listed; confirm floor count, editing seats, and API usage with Archilogic.
Frequently asked questions
Is Archilogic the same as Revit or ArchiCAD?
No. Archilogic targets operational digital twins and web editing, not full building design authoring. It complements BIM by giving FM and workplace teams a maintained model after handover, while design teams may still work in traditional BIM tools.
Does Archilogic support IFC files?
The public marketing emphasizes floor plan ingestion, web editing, and exports such as PDF and CAD-class outputs. For IFC-specific workflows, confirm supported formats and translation services with Archilogic sales or documentation before you plan a pipeline.
Can developers embed Archilogic in a SaaS product?
Yes. The Floor Plan SDK, GraphQL API, and GitHub samples are aimed at product teams that need hosted spatial rendering and data. You will need a commercial agreement that matches your traffic and support needs.
How does Archilogic help with Microsoft Places?
Archilogic advertises an official Microsoft Places partnership and content about IMDF generation for indoor maps. Expect coordinated indoor positioning workflows rather than a generic file upload only.
What industries use Archilogic?
Case studies and quotes reference large office occupiers, flex space operators, and proptech vendors building on the APIs. Any sector with many floors and IWMS integrations is a natural fit.
Does Archilogic handle occupancy sensors?
The integration catalog includes sensor vendors such as Butlr so occupancy statistics can appear in the editor. Other sensors may connect through custom attributes or partner integrations.