According to a recent LinkedIn post from Onfly, the company is promoting an online masterclass on March 10 focused on preparing BIM models for DOE (Dossier des Ouvrages Exécutés). The session, featuring BIM&CO CEO Baptiste Mullie and Onfly Customer Success representative Alexandra Petavridou, is framed around common data-quality issues that limit BIM models’ usefulness in building operations and maintenance.
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The post highlights recurring problems such as heterogeneous parameters, unclear equipment identification, and nomenclatures misaligned with GMAO (CMMS) expectations, which can lead to extensive manual rework at project closeout. For investors, this educational initiative suggests Onfly is positioning itself as a specialist in data-structured BIM workflows, which could strengthen its role in the construction and facility-management software ecosystem and support demand for its solutions among asset owners and operators.
By targeting pain points at the interface between design, construction, and exploitation, the post indicates a strategic focus on lifecycle value rather than only design-phase tools. If the masterclass converts into higher engagement with BIM&CO’s and Onfly’s platforms, it could enhance recurring revenue opportunities in maintenance and digital-asset management, while reinforcing the company’s visibility with technically sophisticated B2B clients in the BIM and construction-maintenance segments.