Clash coordination, sharpened.
Clashboard turns raw clash output into a tighter coordination workflow for grouping, assignments, publishing, and model-based review across ACC-backed projects.
Read the state instantly.
Current clash counts, trend movement, trade rollups, live updates, and published project state are surfaced in one cleaner view than raw Clash Detective lists.
Group the noise into signal.
Clashes can be grouped, re-grouped, named, and assigned through one control surface with rules for radius, status filters, inactive areas, and resolved conditions.
Set trade ownership once.
Trade labels and assignment codes can be mapped into a stable hierarchy so reporting stays consistent and auto-assignment follows the same priority every time.
Commit coordination to record.
When the current state is ready, clash data is posted to ACC so the team has a documented project snapshot that can be reviewed, shared, and referenced later.
Shape the coordination scope.
Areas define active and inactive regions directly in the model so clash review can match how the project is actually being coordinated. Boundary points can lock to other areas and, when enabled, to gridlines and grid intersections.
Bring order to report viewpoints.
After Navisworks writes clash report viewpoints, Clashboard reorganizes them into the folder structure the team has defined. The report still uses the built-in Clash Detective workflow; Clashboard makes the result usable.
See where the model is hottest.
Hotspots pull dense clash concentrations into a visual layer so teams can identify problem zones immediately instead of scanning clash lists one item at a time.