AI review
AI drawing review before anything is issued
Drox reads a drawing or report and pins its findings on the sheet, where the reviewer can discuss, edit or discard each one. It is a second pair of eyes before issue, not a replacement for the engineer who signs.
Three kinds of check, and your own
Technical review looks for engineering errors, editorial review for wording and consistency, and comparison reports what changed between two revisions. Your organisation can add its own modes for the checks it runs every week.
- Findings pinned to the words they quote on the drawing
- Each mode keeps its own saved result, so nothing is paid for twice
- A note-only mode for one question, such as counting inverters
Against your standards, not a generic one
House rules and reference documents shape the review. Pick other register documents for it to read alongside, such as checking a protection drawing against the fault study.
- Up to ten register documents read as references
- Access is checked on every reference at the moment of running
- Reference Engine standards set once for the organisation
You see the cost before it runs
Every AI action shows an estimate in credits before it starts, and a large one waits for approval. Spend is reported by feature to admins.
- Estimates built from the exact request that will be sent
- A stop button that actually stops the work
Questions
Does the AI approve drawings?
No. It reports findings for a person to act on. Approvals, verdicts and issues are always a person's click.
What files can it review?
PDFs in the document register, including large CAD exports and scanned pages.
Can it compare two revisions?
Yes, in words through the comparison mode, and visually through the overlay viewer, which costs nothing.