Only the clashes that matter to you
Filter by this model or all models, by assignee or discipline, by status, priority or tag, or search for a clash number. Save the filters you use as a view.
ClashWise for Revit
Your coordinator publishes clashes from Navisworks. ClashWise for Revit lists the ones that involve your model, takes you to each one in 3D, checks your fix and lets you update the clash without leaving Revit.
For Revit 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027.
From Navisworks to Revit
The coordinator's workflow stays the same. The modeller sees the published clashes in the tool where they make the fix, and the team hears about it straight away.
Clash tests run in Navisworks as they do today. ClashWise publishes the results with titles, priorities and assignments.
Open your model in Revit. The ClashWise dock lists the open clashes that involve it, starting with the ones assigned to you.
Show the clash, change the model, then re-check the two elements. ClashWise tells you whether they still overlap, or how far apart they now are.
Set the status or add a comment with a screenshot. The coordinator sees it on the web straight away, and the next Navisworks run confirms the fix.
In the dock
Filter by this model or all models, by assignee or discipline, by status, priority or tag, or search for a clash number. Save the filters you use as a view.
Select elements in Revit and the list narrows to their clashes, including elements in linked models. Turn on Between to list only the clashes between two selected elements.
One click opens your own ClashWise 3D view with a section box around both elements, isolated and outlined in red and green. An element in a linked model is selected instead. Or see the clash from the camera the coordinator saved in Navisworks.
ClashWise tests the two elements of the clash in Revit and tells you whether they still overlap, and by how much, or how far apart they now are.
Wise, the ClashWise AI assistant, sits in the dock. Ask what is wrong with the selected duct, ask it to show a clash, or to find and isolate similar elements. Wise changes only your view, never the model.
Clashes your changes affect are marked as you work. After you sync with central, the dock offers to review them.
Change the status, priority, assignee or due date, or add a comment with a screenshot of your view.
Follow the clashes you care about. The dock shows how many changed since you last looked, and your email digest lists them.
Sign in once on your computer and Navisworks and Revit use the same ClashWise account. The dock follows your Revit light or dark theme.
Before you start
ClashWise for Revit is included with Pro and Business plans and the free trial.
Questions
No. Navisworks runs the clash tests and ClashWise publishes the results. After you change the model, Re-check tests the two elements of a published clash again in Revit, so you know whether your fix cleared it. The next Navisworks run confirms it for the whole project.
It never edits model elements, and neither does Wise. Showing a clash changes only your own ClashWise 3D view, and those view changes appear in Undo.
No. Only the coordinator who runs the clash tests needs Navisworks. Modellers need Revit and a ClashWise account.
By the element IDs Navisworks published. The first time you open a model, you confirm which published model it is, and your team shares that choice.
Yes. Each person gets their own ClashWise view, so views do not compete in a central model. Elements in loaded links can be selected and shown.
Your next clash review
Publish from Navisworks as you do today. Your modellers pick the clashes up in Revit and close them at the source.