Clash Analysis requires the contract baseline to be set before it will run. If you have not yet set a contract baseline for your project, open the Documents page and lock in your contract drawing set first. See Setting the contract baseline for instructions.
How clash analysis runs
Clash analysis runs automatically as part of CIM Build’s processing pipeline after you set the contract baseline. You do not need to trigger it manually — once the baseline is established and your drawings have been processed, the analysis begins in the background. You can monitor progress on the Status page. Under Active Analysis, you will see the Clash Analysis tool with a status badge showing Running or Complete, along with a description of what is currently being processed. See Monitoring processing status for more details.Accessing clash analysis results
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Open Clash Analysis
Click Clash Analysis in the left sidebar. The page shows your project’s revision history in the sidebar, grouped under Latest Revisions.
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Select a revision
Click a revision in the sidebar to load its clash analysis results. The sidebar entry shows the revision name, the date it was received, the number of drawings it contains, and discipline badges for each discipline present.
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Review the results
The main panel shows clashes grouped by discipline. Each entry shows the drawing number, drawing title, a summary of the changes detected, and the number of individual clash items found. Expand any drawing to see the individual clash register entries for that comparison.
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Open a drawing
Click Open drawing on any result row to open the full drawing viewer for that comparison, where you can inspect the clash in context and review any associated register items.
Viewing modes
Use the toggle at the top of the results panel to switch between two perspectives:- Since last issue — shows clashes relative to the most recent drawing issue, so you can see what new conflicts have emerged in the latest revision.
- Vs contract — shows clashes relative to the contract baseline, giving you the full picture of how the current design deviates from the contracted set.
