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IFC VIEWER

The IFC viewer for Microsoft.

View, review, and coordinate IFC, BCF, and IDS across SharePoint, Teams, Excel, Power BI, Windows, and the browser.

Free
Browser and Microsoft viewers
No upload
Browser-side processing
6
Microsoft surfaces
Works across Microsoft
Microsoft SharePoint Microsoft Teams Microsoft Power BI Microsoft Excel Microsoft Edge
PRODUCT EXPERIENCE

A complete model workspace inside Microsoft.

Navigate model trees, search objects, isolate systems, inspect property sets, and coordinate federated IFC files.

Dense federated MEP coordination model with blue ductwork, green pipework, red fittings, and an orange selected mechanical unit
3D
24.80 m
CAPABILITIES

Designed for enterprise delivery.

01

Inspect complete model context

Navigate model trees, search objects, isolate systems, inspect property sets, and coordinate federated IFC files.

  • Geometry and properties
  • Classifications and quantities
  • Federated model review
02

Coordinate with BCF

Keep topics, viewpoints, comments, and issue context connected to the exact elements being discussed.

  • BCF import and export
  • Microsoft Lists workflows
  • Deep links into Teams
03

Validate with IDS

Review information requirements and model quality before data reaches reporting, handover, or operational workflows.

  • Requirement checks
  • Guided review
  • Open standard outputs
PRODUCT DEPTH

One viewer across the Microsoft workday.

Open the same openBIM information from the browser, SharePoint, Teams, Excel, Windows, or Power BI. The experience stays familiar while every role receives the model context needed for a decision.

01

Federated IFC review

Open multiple discipline models in one session and retain spatial, class, property, quantity, and classification context.

  • IFC 2x3, IFC 4, and IFC 4x3
  • Model tree, search, filter, isolate, and section tools
  • Measurements, floor plans, and element export
02

BCF coordination

Create and review issue topics without separating viewpoints, selections, clipping state, comments, and model context.

  • BCF 2.1 and 3.0
  • Navisworks BCF import
  • Save to SharePoint and synchronize with Microsoft Lists
03

IDS validation

Run information requirements against the current model and make failures visible to reviewers before delivery.

  • IDS 1.0 specifications
  • Pass and fail highlighting
  • Detailed validation results
04

Drawings and model context

Open DXF files and overlay PDF drawings on your 3D model for review.

  • DXF file support
  • PDF 3D overlay
  • Included in Community and Enterprise
05

Microsoft delivery surfaces

Use the viewer where teams already collaborate instead of moving project files to a separate BIM platform.

  • SharePoint web part and document-library action
  • Microsoft Teams tab
  • Excel, Power BI, Windows, and browser experiences
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Clear information for technical evaluation.

Open standards

IFC
2x3, 4, and 4x3
BCF
2.1 and 3.0
IDS
1.0 validation
DXF
File support
Models
Multi-model federation

Microsoft environment

Identity
Microsoft Entra ID where the host requires sign-in
Storage
Device or customer-controlled Microsoft storage
Processing
Browser-side for supported viewer workflows
Permissions
Existing Microsoft access controls

Viewer capabilities

Navigation
Tree, classes, storeys, search, isolate
Review
Measurements, clipping, floor plans
Drawings
PDF overlay on the 3D model
Coordination
BCF topics, viewpoints, comments
Data
Properties, quantities, classifications, Excel export
PRICING AND LICENSING

Start free. Add enterprise control when the rollout requires it.

The complete viewer is available to start at no cost. Enterprise packaging adds deployment services, operational support, controlled releases, and tailored Microsoft architecture.

Recommended

Community

For teams evaluating and using the standard viewer

Free
forever
  • IFC, BCF, IDS, and DXF file support
  • PDF 3D overlay
  • SharePoint, Teams, Excel, web, and Windows options
  • Unlimited projects and customer-controlled storage
  • Community documentation and support
Install from AppSource

Enterprise

For governed organizational deployment

Custom
per deployment
  • Guided deployment and administrator onboarding
  • Priority support, SLA, and named contact
  • Customer-hosted Azure and controlled-release options
  • Custom integrations, reporting, and OEM licensing
Discuss enterprise

Commercial and technical information reviewed 26 August 2026.

COMPARE OPTIONS

Community and Enterprise

Core model review remains available in both editions. Enterprise is designed for organizations that require formal rollout, support, procurement, and deployment controls.

CapabilityCommunityEnterprise
Open IFC, BCF, IDS, and DXF filesIncludedIncluded
PDF 3D overlayIncludedIncluded
Federated models and review toolsIncludedIncluded
SharePoint, Teams, Excel, and webIncludedIncluded
Microsoft identity and tenant permissionsIncludedIncluded
Guided deployment and admin onboardingSelf-serviceIncluded
Priority support and SLANot includedIncluded
Customer-hosted Azure optionsNot includedAvailable
Controlled releases and version pinningNot includedAvailable
Custom integration and white-label rightsNot includedAvailable
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Answers for evaluation and procurement.

Do model files leave the device or Microsoft tenant?+

Supported viewer workflows parse and render files in the browser. Files remain on the device or in the Microsoft storage location selected by the customer unless a user explicitly saves or shares content elsewhere.

Which openBIM versions are supported?+

The current published product supports IFC 2x3, IFC 4, IFC 4x3, BCF 2.1 and 3.0, and IDS 1.0 validation.

Can users open more than one model?+

Yes. Federated review supports multiple discipline models in the same viewer session.

How do we install the Microsoft apps?+

Use Microsoft AppSource for the applicable SharePoint, Teams, or Excel experience and follow the product-specific administrator guidance in the documentation.

Can the viewer be embedded in another product?+

Yes. Start with the JavaScript and TypeScript SDK for in-app viewing, use hosted deep links for a viewing handoff, or discuss Enterprise white-label and OEM licensing. Advanced interfaces and data connections are available on request.

Bring this workflow into your Microsoft environment.

Talk with Flinker about architecture, deployment, commercial options, and the first production use case.