The Report (iModel & iTwin Rollup) tab transforms per-model CAD-QA calculation runs into executive assurance dashboards across both the active iModel (Level 3) and the overarching iTwin Portfolio (Level 4).
On major rail, highway, and hospital programmes, federated designs are often partitioned across multiple iModels within a single project iTwinId (for example, Track & Alignment, Structures & Bridges, Overhead Line Electrification, and Signalling).
At the top of the Report tab, the Level 4 — iTwin Portfolio Rollup banner aggregates the most recent CAD-QA calculation run per iModel for the active authority configuration:
RED — BLOCKER if any iModel has a rejected RED deliverable, AMBER — VARIATION if any model has an Amber deviation, or GREEN — COMPLIANT).iModel, Changeset, Deliverable Files count, Total Elements, Deliverable Score, Element-Weighted Score, and Assurance Gate.Use the Analytics Slicers bar to focus the four Level 3 charts on specific deliverables or assurance gates:
.dgn / .dwg / .rvt deliverable container or view All Deliverable Models.All Severities (Red / Amber / Green), Red — Mandatory Blockers, Amber — Variation Permitted, or Green — Best Practice.A bar chart comparing the weighted CAD-QA score (0–100%) of every deliverable model matching the active slicers—allowing BIM coordinators to spot non-compliant CAD containers immediately before a Friday CDE submission gate.
Aggregates the mean compliance percentage for every active rule code (e.g., CP0091-6.1, CP0091-7.4.3, CP0091-9.6) across the filtered models, excluding N/A rules. Low bars pinpoint systemic supply-chain authoring habits—such as unpurged Default levels (CP0091-10.3.1.3) or non-standard BS 1192 / Table 6–8 level prefixes (CP0091-9.6).
A scatter plot mapping Total Elements in Model (X-axis) against CAD-QA Score % (Y-axis). Models in the bottom-right quadrant (high element volume, low CAD-QA score) represent the highest remediation priority prior to multidisciplinary clash detection or drawing extraction.
A dual-series line chart tracking both Deliverable File Score (%) and Element-Weighted Score (%) across sequential calculation runs—demonstrating progressive CAD hygiene improvement from early Work in Progress (S0) iterations through formal client handover (A1).