CODiii Scout
AI-powered design compliance assistant for architects and engineers
Cloud-based compliance platform that uses AI to answer design questions against building codes, zoning laws, and client standards. Architects and engineers upload standards documents and receive instant, precise answers with source citations. Centralizes project requirements and automates compliance verification across all design phases.
Why This Tool Exists
Architects and design teams spend excessive time searching through fragmented documentation (building codes, zoning laws, specifications, client standards) to verify compliance. Manual compliance reviews are time-consuming, error-prone, and delay design decisions. Design teams struggle to track requirements across multiple documents, leading to rework and regulatory challenges.
AI-powered compliance assistant allows designers to upload any regulatory or standards document and ask natural language questions to receive instant, precise answers with source citations. CODiii centralizes all project requirements and audits designs against them in real-time, enabling faster, more confident design decisions with full traceability.
How You Use It
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Exactly what this tool uses and how
Contact vendor for API accessUse Cases
- ·Rapid building code compliance verification during design phases
- ·Zoning and regulations compliance checking
- ·Client-specific design requirements verification
- ·Multi-discipline compliance coordination
- ·Design decision documentation with regulatory references
- ·Permit and approval documentation preparation
- ·Design team training on regulatory requirements
Pricing
Sources & Research NotesResearch date: 2026-04-04
- https://codiii.com/
- https://oquli.ca/codiii-landing-page
- https://www.aecplustech.com/tools/codiii
- https://www.f6s.com/software/codiii
- https://codiii.com/pages/code-compliance-platform-benefits
- https://e-verse.com/case-study/oquli/
- https://www.codiii.ca/blogs/
- LinkedIn profile: Paige Reiche (OQULi co-founder)
- LinkedIn profile: Dennis Dixon (OQULi co-founder)
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