About DigiPara

Leverage from our 35+ years of industry knowledge

DigiPara has always been one step ahead with BIM for elevators. For more than 35 years, we have been simplifying and speeding up computer-aided design through our BIM optimized programs for the efficient planning and configuration of elevators and escalators.

In addition to traditional 2D drawings, our intelligent BIM model supports the entire planning process, so that all parties involved can work together and gain real time and cost advantages.

Since 1989, we have worked together with nearly all major elevator manufacturers and architecture companies in the world to make sure our developments are always aligned with their daily processes. Today, DigiPara Liftdesigner is the industry standard for elevator design software, with more than 6,000 users worldwide creating over 1 million drawings and 3D BIM models per year.

DigiPara is part of the SYSTABUILD Software Group. Our industry knowledge, our own products, and the close relationships we have with our customers remain the foundation of everything we do. Within the group, we share technology infrastructure, engineering expertise, and go-to-market know-how, which allows us to develop our software faster and to reach more of the market.

About SYSTABUILD

SYSTABUILD brings together specialized software companies serving the construction and trades sectors as one group. Each company covers a specific part of the value chain with its own industry expertise. Together, the group is expanding to offer an increasingly broad range of solutions for the digital transformation of the construction and trades sectors.

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Our Vision

To be the technology in the center of all workflows in the vertical transportation industry, helping our customers to do better business, and more of it.

Our Mission

To help the vertical transportation industry produce high-quality CAD drawings and BIM models instantly, so they can focus their resources on what matters most: customers and projects.

Our Expert Forecast

All signs point to BIM

In the future, all the parties involved (architects, engineers, building contractors, authorized inspection agencies, and more) will review and work on buildings online. Elevator companies will integrate optimized elevator solutions into their architecture projects and use them through every phase of planning. Over time, this BIM process will also become the standard in residential buildings.