Measure your firm's BIM skills.
No spreadsheets,
no guesswork.
BIMaturity objectively assesses the BIM skills of your candidates and team members, and diagnoses your firm's maturity against the ISO 19650 standard. Built for architecture firms working in Revit.
No card required. Your overall score is shown for free, in a few minutes.
Without an objective benchmark of a candidate's real BIM level, a firm hires blind — and pays dearly for it.
Estimates drawn from HR studies (DARES, SHRM, Welcome to the Jungle, Snipebridge) — average hiring costs, across all sectors or specific to architecture firms, given for indication only.
Skills assessment
A structured, question-by-question interview for a candidate or a team member. Overall score, profile by category, verdict and comparison with the rest of the team.
Maturity diagnostic
52 questions across 13 themes of the ISO 19650 standard, filled in at the level of the whole firm. Where you stand, and what to fix first.
A person is measured in skills. A firm is measured in maturity. The two are never mixed in the interface.
Watch your firm's maturity grow, diagnostic after diagnostic.
Each new diagnostic adds to the previous ones: the same framework, the same scale, to track the real effect of your training efforts over time — not just an isolated snapshot.
Compare two team members, or one team against another.
The same grid and categories, overlaid on a single profile: ideal for choosing between two candidates for the same role, or for placing one project team against another, without re-entering any data.
Forty-five minutes to a documented hiring decision.
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What the firms using it have to say.
We finally have a score we can compare from one candidate to the next, instead of a gut feeling we justify after the fact.
The grid by role and level made our interviews clearer, with ten minutes of setup.
The new team member takes their assessment on their own, which saves us a real time slot.
Start with a candidate, or assess your firm.
Your score is shown for free, in a few minutes. Move on to the detailed report for a full profile by skill, priority areas for improvement and a direct comparison with the rest of the team.