The Compliance Checker for Accessibility is part of a broader ecosystem designed to improve early-stage regulatory compliance through structured, standards-based design validation. At the core is the rule engine powered by Solibri, running checks based on Singapore’s Code on Accessibility 2025. Around it is a suite of tools and processes that help you prepare your model, validate its data, and understand compliance outcomes.
Overview of Tool Architecture
Where to Start
What You Can Do to Participate
Whether you’re a designer, BIM coordinator, project manager, or compliance officer, your involvement help us shape a smarter, more accessible built environment. Here’s how you can contribute:
Contribute sample models for testing
Share a completed project model and help us test and refine the checker. We’ll support you in preparing it for use.
Join the beta testing programme to run the check on your project models
From November 2025, you’ll be able to upload models directly and run automated checks via our secure web interface.
Attend our free compliance checker workshop which runs weekly
Learn how to prepare your models, interpret results of the compliance checker, and submit your feedback to improve the checker.
Book a session with the AcePLP Code Checker Squad
Get feedback on how your model aligns with IFC+SG standards and what improvements can boost information quality.
Explore the rule logic and code coverage
See how each rule maps to clauses in the Accessibility Code and how model data is interpreted during checks.
Help shape future rulesets
Share feedback during testing to influence how future regulatory codes and building types are supported.
Encourage your team to get involved
Share the beta with colleagues and consultants to build awareness and adoption across your projects.
Learn How to Prepare Your Model
To get accurate results from the Compliance Checker, your model needs to follow a few key information requirements, including sanitary fixture placement, space definitions, and proper IFC export settings. We’ve made it easy for you to get started with a set of free resources and support tools:
Use Plannerly to check your model for information readiness
BIM Modelling Guide – Export settings, naming conventions, and more
Attend a live training session
Check your Design with the Compliance Checker
Once your model is ready, it’s easy to upload, run your check through its secure web interface. The compliance checker will let you know the parts of your design that do not comply to Singapore’s Code on Accessibility 2025. These resources will guide you every step of the way:
Upload your model onto the Compliance Checker
Step-by-step instructions for using the Compliance Checker platform during the beta phase.
Interpret your check results
Interpret the report which flags elements that do not comply to Singapore’s Code on Accessibility. Apply the feedback to your model by editing your design, ensuring that the revised model continues to meet the information requirements of the checker. Run the check iteratively until all design errors are eliminated.
Map issues to code clauses
Each issue flagged by the compliance checker is linked directly to a specific clause in the Accessibility Code 2025 for traceable, actionable compliance.
Beta Test FAQ & Data Policy
Find answers to common questions and learn how your data is handled during testing — securely and privately.