Is your product data ready for AS 1:2026?

Level 1
1. A valid IFC file

Can you export the product as IFC 4.3 (or IFC4 ADD2 TC1 as an interim) that passes the buildingSMART validation service?

Level 1
2. Correct units, origin and orientation

Does the object use the right units, sit on a sensible origin, and face the right way?

Level 1
3. A classification code

Is the product classified (an Aayaam Classification Code, or at least a Uniclass 2015 / ISO 12006-2 equivalent)?

Level 1
4. The minimum property set

Does the object carry manufacturer, product code or model, IFC entity type and warranty period?

Level 1
5. Real parametric geometry

Is the geometry parametric (editable parameters), rather than a fixed mesh?

Level 1
6. Two levels of detail

Do you have a simple version for early design and a detailed one for construction drawings?

Level 2
7. Tested in two platforms and a viewer

Has the object been imported and checked in at least two authoring tools (for example Revit and ArchiCAD) and one IFC viewer?

Level 2
8. Parametric variants

Do all your standard sizes and variants work from the same object?

Level 2
9. Geometry within budget

Is the object within 15,000 triangles (simple products) or 50,000 (complex equipment) at its highest detail?

Level 3
10. Regulatory data, where it applies

Does the object correctly carry BIS licence and IS code, BEE star rating and validity, and seismic-zone suitability (IS 1893) wherever they apply to your product?

Level 3
11. Maintenance and lifecycle data

Is there a maintenance and lifecycle data set a facility manager could use at handover?

Level 3
12. Re-verification process

Can you re-check the object every 24 months, and immediately when the product specification changes?

Level 4
13. A live data connection

Does the object have a live data connection, or a documented protocol for one, for use in a digital twin?

Level 4
14. Circularity data

Do you provide recyclability, disassembly and material-passport data?