🏢 Every building in Vyer is one of two kinds: Vyer Light (Instant Twin), made from map data in minutes, or Vyer Standard (Full Twin), built on a 3D model of the building. Both hold the same assets, work and documents, and a building moves from one to the other without losing anything.
Vyer Light
A Vyer Light building has a footprint and floors, nothing more is needed. The footprint comes from official property data where Vyer has it, Lantmäteriet in Sweden, and from map data elsewhere. You add the floors yourself. On each floor you place assets, work orders and inspection tasks, run rounds, attach files and export the list. The building is shown on the outdoor map with its floor selector. See Add your first property.
Vyer Standard
A Vyer Standard building has an IFC model. With it come the indoor map, every space with its name and room number, the walls and doors, the 2D and 3D views, and the tools that need a drawing: measuring, data layers that color spaces, PDF export of the floor plan and drawing edits. The model is made by Vyer's modeling team or uploaded by an Admin. See Upload the model.
How to tell them apart
A building with a model carries the Has indoor map mark in lists and on the map, and its small card says View model instead of View building. In the Sites list, the Indoor map filter shows With indoor map or Without indoor map.
Moving between them
When a model is added, the floors you created are matched to the model's floors and keep their names and everything placed on them. Assets placed by their coordinates stay where they are. A building that loses its model keeps its floors, assets, work orders and files too.
Good to know
Spaces come with the model. A Vyer Light building has none, so work is placed on the floor rather than in a room.
Nothing about roles, work orders, inspections or the mobile app differs between the two.
