Voxel Link
Your 30-day evaluation

Try a design you’ve already finished.

Do not wait for a new project to test Voxel Link. Use a recently completed design you know well, run a separate test, and compare the transfer with the work you did before.

Free for 30 days. After that, $165/mo for one user ($150 base + $15 per user).

Already have a trial? Open the installer and welcome page.

Start with what you know

One familiar design. Four useful checks.

Remember the manual handoff on your last design? Use that same design as the starting point. Follow these stages at your own pace during the trial; you do not need to spread them across four weeks.

The original handoff

What did it take before?

Capture the task, scope, and evidence behind the original time. Recollection is useful context, but it stays labelled as an estimate.

The Voxel Link test

What does it take this time?

Measure setup, import, checking, corrections, and reruns separately. Include the work needed to reach a result your firm can review.

  1. Stage 01

    Choose a completed design. Record the baseline.

    Pick a small, recently completed RAM steel design with matching Revit files or drawings. Record the original transfer and reconciliation task, including checking and corrections. Use time records where available; label remembered time as estimated.

    What to keep

    A defined comparison scope, source revisions, and a measured, estimated, or unknown baseline.

  2. Stage 02

    Run the import. Check the output.

    Preserve originals. Copy RAM into a separate test folder and import into a fresh Revit model from your firm's template, not the finished Revit reference. Follow the guide, save the run summary, and check the result against RAM and the matching reference scope.

    What to keep

    Setup, import, checking, and correction times, plus documented findings and open issues.

  3. Stage 03

    Make one controlled change. Rerun.

    In the test RAM model only, make a specific change and rerun the design as needed. Choose the linked RAM model in Voxel Link, rerun, and review the result and relevant Revit-side edits.

    What to keep

    Before-and-after evidence, update-test time, and anything unexpected.

  4. Stage 04

    Compare the same task. Make a decision.

    Compare equivalent transfer/reconciliation work, not the entire structural design effort. Keep first-import and update totals separate unless the original baseline includes both. Share the evidence, limits, unresolved questions, and subscription cost with your approver.

    What to keep

    A decision to proceed, continue testing, or rule it out, with a clear next action.

Use the completed Revit model or drawings as a reference, not as the first-import target or unquestioned proof of correctness. Keep original project files unchanged. A recalled baseline cannot establish a measured saving or ROI.

Before testing, use copies of your project files and follow your firm’s review standards. Check current software compatibility in the Knowledge Base.

See the process

Follow along with your completed design.

These longer walkthroughs cover the first import and an update. Play them when you need them; neither video starts automatically.

Walkthrough 01

Your first import

Follow the initial-import settings with your copied completed RAM design, fresh Revit test model, and Quick Start Guide alongside the walkthrough.

Watch on Vimeo →
Walkthrough 02

An update import

Follow the update import and extended features before your controlled-change test. Make the change in the test model only, not the completed reference.

Watch on Vimeo →

If an embedded player will not load, use its “Watch on Vimeo” link.

Keep the evidence

A small evaluation kit. No extra form.

Open the setup guide, then use the editable text templates to document your test. Save your completed copies in your firm’s own project records.

Setup / PDF

Quick Start Guide

Follow the Quick Start Guide from installation and sign-in through your first import, with setup checks and troubleshooting tips.

Open Quick Start Guide →
Evaluation / editable text

Evaluation Guide

A plain-text copy of the four-week plan, with the checks and records to keep at each stage.

Read or copy the evaluation guide
VOXEL LINK | EVALUATION GUIDE

Suggested four-week evaluation. Adjust the schedule to your workload.
This is a workflow test, not a substitute for engineering review.

BEFORE YOU START
Name an evaluator and an approver. Record RAM and Revit versions, model scope,
and the outcome that would make the subscription worthwhile for your firm.
Use test copies of project files. Follow your firm's data and review policies.
Check current compatibility in the Knowledge Base:
https://voxellabs.outseta.com/support/kb
Open the installer and Quick Start Guide from the trial welcome page:
https://voxellabs.co/voxel-link

WEEK 1 | FIRST IMPORT
Follow the Quick Start Guide and watch the initial-import walkthrough.
Record setup time, settings, source-model revision, and any obstacles.
Save the import summary and warnings for review.

WEEK 2 | CHECK THE OUTPUT
Compare transferred members with RAM: identity, count, location, sizes,
cambers, studs, reactions, and annotations where applicable.
Review warnings and omissions; record every unresolved difference.
State the scope and sample used for checking. Do not turn a sample check
into a claim that the entire model is correct.

WEEK 3 | TEST AN UPDATE
Save a baseline. Make a controlled change in a test copy of RAM.
Record exactly what changed, rerun, and compare the Revit result.
Check additions, removals, and any Revit-side edits relevant to your workflow.
Record observed behavior rather than assuming edits are preserved.

WEEK 4 | DECIDE
Complete the scorecard and share the summary with your approver.
Record setup, import, checking, correction, and rerun time separately.
Compare with a genuinely comparable manual task where possible.
Label any unmeasured baseline as an estimate. Record unresolved issues.
Choose: proceed, extend the evaluation, or not a fit.

MONTHLY PRICING
$150 per firm + $15 per user, including the first.
1 user: $165/month. 3 users: $195/month. 5 users: $225/month.
Confirm current terms before purchasing.

SUPPORT
VLink_support@voxellabs.co
Do not email confidential project files without an agreed secure method.
Evaluation / editable text

Results scorecard

Record what you tested, what you checked, the time spent, and the issues still open.

Read or copy the results scorecard
VOXEL LINK | EVALUATION SCORECARD

Firm:
Evaluator / role:
Approver:
Test dates:
RAM version:
Revit version:
Project / model revision:
Scope tested:
Success criteria agreed before the test:

Use PASS / ISSUE / NOT TESTED / NOT APPLICABLE for each item.
Do not treat NOT TESTED as PASS.

FIRST IMPORT
Member identity, count, and location:
Member sizes:
Cambers:
Stud counts:
Reactions (including values, signs, and units as applicable):
Annotation content and placement:
Family / type mapping:
Warnings and omissions reviewed:
Evidence / examples / unresolved issues:

UPDATE TEST
Controlled RAM change:
Expected result:
Observed result after rerun:
Additions / removals checked:
Revit-side edits checked:
Unexpected behavior:
Evidence / examples:

TIME LOG (minutes)
Setup:
Initial import:
Checking:
Corrections:
Update preparation and rerun:
Update checking and corrections:
Total trial workflow time:
Manual comparison task:
Manual time (measured or estimated; label clearly):
Differences in model scope that affect the comparison:

TEAM AND COMMERCIAL FIT
Users needed:
Monthly price: $150 + ($15 x users)
Expected repeat use:
Installation or IT constraints:
Unresolved technical questions:
Unresolved commercial questions:

DECISION
Proceed / Extend evaluation / Not a fit:
Why:
Next action:
Owner:
Decision date:

Engineering review remains your firm's responsibility.
Evaluation / editable text

Pilot summary template

Turn the evidence into a short recommendation your approver can review.

Read or copy the pilot summary template
VOXEL LINK | PILOT SUMMARY FOR APPROVAL

Firm:
Evaluator:
Approver:
Dates:

DECISION REQUESTED
Proceed / Extend evaluation / Not a fit:
Requested decision date:

WHAT WE TESTED
Project(s), model revisions, software versions, and scope:
Success criteria:
Comparison method and limitations:

WHAT WE OBSERVED
First-import result:
Verification scope and findings:
Update-test result:
Unresolved differences / risks / workarounds:
Evidence location:

TIME COMPARISON
Setup, import, checking, correction, and rerun time:
Manual comparison time:
Which figures were measured and which were estimated:
Comparability limits:
Do not claim savings or ROI without supporting measurements.

COST AND REPEAT USE
Users required:
Monthly subscription: $150 + ($15 x users) = $
Expected projects or update cycles:
Installation / review / training needs:

RECOMMENDATION
Reason:
Conditions before proceeding:
Next action, owner, and date:

This template does not promise a supported pilot, a response time, or a
particular result. Confirm any assisted pilot scope with Voxel Labs.

The three text templates are blank worksheets, not automated reports. Nothing you record in them is submitted to Voxel Labs.

Engineering review

Check the result. Not just the import.

Use these review areas to structure your test. Record the evidence and unresolved issues in your scorecard.

Mark a box once you have reviewed and documented that area. A marked box means “reviewed,” not “passed.” This page does not validate a model or replace your firm’s engineering review.

These marks are temporary and are not saved. Keep your findings in the downloadable scorecard.

For a team decision

Need a more structured test? Discuss a pilot.

If your firm needs more than an individual trial, ask about a scoped evaluation. Start by agreeing on the people, the test, and the decision it needs to support.

  • Name an evaluator and an approver.

    One person runs the test; one person knows what is needed for approval.

  • Choose a fair comparison.

    Two comparable projects can be a useful starting point. Agree on scope and limitations before comparing time or results.

  • Keep a decision record.

    Use the scorecard and summary template to record findings, costs, open questions, and next steps.

Do not let one issue stop the test

Get help while the model is in front of you.

Look up a setting or workflow.

Use the Knowledge Base for current product documentation, supported versions, and workflow guidance.

Open the Knowledge Base →

Send a specific question.

Include your software versions, the step you reached, what you expected, and what happened instead. Remove confidential information from screenshots.

support@voxellabs.co

Do not send confidential project models by email unless your firm and Voxel Labs have agreed on an appropriate way to share them.

Your model. Your decision.

Start with an import. Finish with evidence.

Use the 30-day trial to test the workflow your firm would actually rely on. Keep what you find, including the questions still open.

Free for 30 days. After that, $165/mo for one user ($150 base + $15 per user).

Already signed up? Go to the trial welcome page.