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Starter Template

BIM data, ready for Power BI.

Elements, properties, and 3D—connected.

Four pages: Overview for counts and category breakdown, Assets Detail and Object Tree to drill down and back up the hierarchy, and Viewer — Frame’s 3D model embedded in Power BI, so selecting a row highlights the geometry.

How it’s made

Frame translates the model, walks its object tree, and writes three tables. Your template is generated against them with your keys already inside it, so it connects the moment you open it.

How Frame builds it

From model file to a report you own

How it's made Your model rvt · ifc · nwd Frame engine extract + shape Three tables parquet per model Your template keys baked in Then it's yours Refresh, not rebuild new version, same report Make it yours edit visuals, add measures Share it publish to your workspace
Frame does the extraction and the wiring. The report that lands in Power BI is an ordinary .pbit — yours to edit, extend, and publish.

Properties arrive clean: a wall thickness reads "200 mm", and Frame splits the number from the unit so measures actually sum. Revit, IFC, and Navisworks all land in the same report — only the asset columns change.

Datasets in this report

FRAME_Assets
One row per element, with the hierarchy of whichever source it came from.
FRAME_Properties
One row per element, group, and property, with numbers split from their units.
FRAME_Views
Viewables and sheets, so a report can be scoped to a single 3D view.

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