Keystone
Define your firm's Revit standards once, tailor them per client, and keep every project compliant — templates, filters, parameters, styles, title blocks, schedules, and approved families, governed from one place.
What it does
Client profiles
Keep a governed standard per client or project type — up to 10 profiles on Professional, unlimited on Enterprise. Switch context and the right rules apply.
Standards comparison
Compare a live model against its target profile and see exactly what drifted — line styles, filters, parameters, title blocks, and more, side by side.
Selective deployment
Push only what you choose into a project. Deploy a whole profile or cherry-pick individual categories without clobbering local work.
Governed categories
View templates, filters, browser organization, project & shared parameters, styles, title blocks, and schedules & legends — all versioned in one repository.
Approved family rules
Codify which families, types, and naming patterns are allowed. Flag anything off-standard before it spreads across the model.
Drift reporting
Enterprise tracks how models move away from standard over time and reports it — so BIM leads catch problems before the client does.
How it works
Define once, then govern the whole lifecycle.
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Define
Capture your firm's baseline standards — templates, filters, parameters, styles, title blocks, schedules, and approved families — into a versioned profile.
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Combine
Layer client-specific overrides on top of the firm baseline. Profile inheritance (Enterprise) keeps shared rules in one place and only the differences per client.
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Deploy
Apply a profile to a project in one run — or selectively push individual categories. Deployment assistance is included on Enterprise.
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Compare
Scan a model against its profile — manually on Professional, or scheduled / on open with Enterprise — and get a categorized drift report.
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Correct & monitor
Resolve drift, recording approved exceptions where a deviation is intentional. Enterprise keeps a drift history so standards hold across every office.
Compatibility
What runs, what's required, what's tested.
Security & licensing
The bits IT wants to see before they sign off.
Offline license validation
Licenses are JSON files signed with an Ed25519 private key held in Azure Key Vault. The add-in validates against an embedded public key with no network call.
Your standards stay yours
Profiles and configuration live in a repository you control — a network share or cloud folder. We never see your standards or your model data.
Per-firm, per-Revit-year
Professional licenses one Revit version for a single office; Enterprise covers your whole practice across every supported year.
Stripe-handled checkout
Payments go through Stripe Checkout — we never see your card. Receipts and tax invoices are issued automatically.
Signed installers, SAS-gated downloads
MSI installers are Authenticode-signed. Download URLs are short-lived Azure Blob SAS tokens scoped to your active license.
API & configuration integration
Enterprise exposes an API and configuration hooks so you can wire standards checks into your existing deployment or CI pipeline.
Pricing
Organization-wide standards governance. The tier sets how far governance reaches — one office or the whole practice; the bundle sets how many Revit versions it covers.
Professional
Most popularStandards governance for a single office — up to 10 client profiles.
Enterprise
Multi-office, multi-discipline governance — unlimited profiles, scheduled checks, and drift reporting.
†Governed categories: view templates, filters, browser organization, project & shared parameters, styles, title blocks, and schedules & legends.
Version bundles
Buy multiple Revit versions together — each is still its own per-firm, lifetime license file.
Additional services
30-day money-back guarantee.
Buy the full license and use it on a real project. If it's not for you, email us within 30 days for a refund — no trials, no license to expire.
FAQ
How is this different from Revit templates or Transfer Project Standards?
Templates and TPS move settings once, at a point in time, with no record of what changed or whether a live model still matches. Keystone governs the whole lifecycle — define, combine, deploy, compare, correct, and (on Enterprise) monitor drift — per client profile.
What is a 'client profile'?
A named set of standards for one client or project type — templates, filters, parameters, styles, title blocks, schedules, and approved family rules. Professional covers up to 10 profiles; Enterprise is unlimited, with inheritance so shared rules live in one place.
What is the difference between Professional and Enterprise?
Professional is a single office on one Revit version with manual compliance scans. Enterprise covers multiple offices and disciplines across every supported Revit version, and adds scheduled / on-open checks, drift reporting, approved exceptions, profile inheritance, a central configuration repository, API integration, and 8 hours of Success Services.
Is there a trial?
No time-limited trial — the license validates fully offline with no expiry, so we back every purchase with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Buy the tier you need, run it on a real project, and if it's not a fit, email info@dsqapps.com within 30 days for a full refund.
Where are our standards stored?
In a configuration repository you control — a network share or cloud folder. Nothing is uploaded to us. Enterprise centralizes the repository so every office pulls from the same source.
Can we deploy it via Intune / GPO?
Yes. Ships as a standard signed MSI plus a .addin manifest. Drop the license file in %ProgramData%\Autodesk\Revit\Addins or push via your existing channel.