Clash Details

Every clash in the grid has a full-screen details dialog — the single place where everything ClashWise knows about that clash comes together: the viewpoint image, the 3D model, both elements' properties, the geometry, the AI analysis, and the recommendations.

Where to find it

On the Clash sets page (https://clashwise.ai/my/clash-sets), click a clash's title (or its description) in the grid. The dialog opens full screen, titled with the clash's permanent identity: #N — Title.

Who can use it

Anyone who can view the set can open clash details. The inline tag editor follows the same editing rules as the grid; read-only organizations can view but not edit.

Navigating between clashes

You don't need to close the dialog to review the next clash:

• Previous / next buttons step through every clash in your current filtered set, with a position counter ("N / M"). The dialog respects whatever search, filter, or view you had applied — so you can filter to "Critical on Level 3" and page through exactly those.
• Copy link to this clash copies a deep link that opens the set with this clash's details, keyed by its permanent clash number (#N). Paste it into chat, email, or meeting minutes — the number never changes, so the link stays valid.

The hero — image and model

At the top, Image and 3D Model tabs switch between the published viewpoint snapshot and an interactive 3D view of the clash. Either can be expanded to a lightbox for a closer look.

The eight sections

1. Overview — the "#N — Title" heading, the Navisworks description plus an automatic summary, pills for Status, Priority, Type, and clash Distance, an inline Tags editor, and the clash's identifiers.
2. Test context — the clash test the clash came from, its group, and the underlying identifiers.
3. Elements — side-by-side cards for Element A and Element B with discipline color accents. An [AI] badge marks a category that was AI-inferred rather than read directly from the model.
4. All properties — searchable property lists for each element, covering every Navisworks property captured at publish time. Each row offers Create a filter from this value (jump straight to a grid filter on that exact value) and Copy value to clipboard.
5. Geometry & spatial (world meters) — the elements' bounding boxes, the clash distance and clash point, and the spatial relationship between A and B (for example, which is above which). If this data is missing, the dialog prompts you to re-publish the set with the latest plug-in.
6. Analysis — the analyzed badge, a flag if the clash was manually edited, the matched matrix rule, the analysis summary, and the persisted AI explanation describing why the AI classified the clash the way it did.
7. Recommendations — the recommended priority, recommended status, and responsible contact produced by applying your clash matrix.
8. Metadata — the set identifier, who created it, dates, and capture flags.

Tips

• Use Create a filter from this value in the All properties section to find every other clash sharing a property — for example, all clashes on the same pipe run or from the same source file.
• The AI explanation in the Analysis section is the fastest way to sanity-check a recommendation before accepting or overriding it.
• Filter the grid first, then open details and use previous/next — it turns the dialog into a review conveyor for exactly the slice you care about.

Limitations

• The clash title is read-only here, as everywhere on the web — titles are edited in the Navisworks plug-in.
• Geometry and spatial details depend on the data captured at publish time; older sets may need re-publishing with the latest plug-in to fill them in.

Related topics

• The Clash Grid — the columns and editing rules behind these fields.
• Running AI Analysis — where the Analysis and Recommendations sections get their content.
• Search, Filter and Group — building the filtered slice that previous/next walks through.
• The 3D Viewer section — full-scene review beyond the single-clash 3D tab.