Input
Registered point cloud
- E57
- RCP / RCS
- LGS where applicable
- Reference files and CAD standards
Point Cloud → 2D CAD · B2B production
Your survey team scans. We draft.
Wissberg works as your invisible CAD production department—turning registered point clouds into clear 2D drawing packages while your surveyors keep scanning, surveying, selling and managing projects.
- Laser scanning companies
- Measured building surveyors
- Reality capture and Scan-to-BIM teams
European production capacity for survey and reality-capture teams—white-label friendly, standards-led and scoped project by project.
The production bottleneck
Keep skilled field teams focused on high-value work.
When surveyors and scanning operators spend days tracing point clouds, field capacity and commercial momentum slow down. Wissberg adds architectural drafting capacity without asking you to build another internal production shift.
Protect field capacity
Let surveyors stay available for scanning, site work and technical decisions instead of routine drawing production.
Absorb drafting backlog
Add external production capacity for individual projects or recurring overflow, subject to scope and schedule review.
Keep the client relationship
Use Wissberg behind your brand when a white-label workflow is agreed for the engagement.
Input to output
Send the survey data. Receive usable 2D drawings.
Each project is reviewed before production so the available data, drawing scope and required standards are clear.
Production
Wissberg drafting
- Scope review
- Architectural tracing
- Internal drawing review
- Agreed revisions
Output
2D drawing package
- DWG drawings
- PDF set when required
- Client layers and naming
- Delivery notes where needed
2D CAD deliverables
The drawing set your team needs.
The final package is defined from the brief and the usable survey information supplied.
- Floor plans2D plans organised to the agreed drawing scope and CAD standard.
- ElevationsExternal or internal elevations where the point cloud and brief support them.
- SectionsBuilding sections located and developed against the supplied survey data.
- Roof plansRoof geometry documented when it is visible in the supplied dataset.
A clear handover
A production workflow built around your brief.
Turnaround is confirmed only after Wissberg reviews the dataset, scope, drawing standard and current production capacity.
- 1Send files and requirements. Share the point cloud, references, required views, formats and any CAD standards.
- 2Scope review. We assess file usability, drawing extent, assumptions and questions before confirming the next step.
- 3Pilot, quote or production plan. For a new relationship, a small representative pilot can align expectations before a larger package.
- 4Drafting. The agreed plans, elevations, sections or roof plans are produced from the supplied information.
- 5Internal QA. Drawings are checked against the agreed scope and production standard before issue.
- 6DWG and PDF delivery. Files are issued in the agreed structure, with revisions handled according to the project scope.
An invisible production department
Flexible production capacity without diluting your service.
This is specialist B2B drafting support—not a generic architecture offer and not a race to the lowest CAD rate.
Architectural drafting focus
Existing Wissberg work includes floor plans, elevations and sections for technical documentation.
European partner
A production partner based in Portugal for collaboration with survey and reality-capture teams across Europe.
One project or recurring overflow
Start with a contained package, then define a repeatable workflow if the collaboration fits.
Conservative commitments
Scope, schedule and output expectations are agreed after the actual files and requirements are reviewed.
White-label and standards
Your layers, lineweights, naming and title blocks.
Recurring partners can provide their own templates and drawing rules so Wissberg can work toward a consistent, client-ready output. A pilot is the practical place to validate the standard together.
- DWG templates and title blocks
- Layer names and object organisation
- Lineweights, linetypes and annotation rules
- File naming and drawing numbering
- Reference examples and review mark-ups
- White-label issue requirements
Existing production evidence
Real CAD output already in the Wissberg archive.
These existing repository assets demonstrate the types of 2D architectural drawings Wissberg has produced. They are shown without invented client names, project stories or performance claims.
Named case studies, approved project context and downloadable sample DWG/PDF sets are not yet available in the repository.
Start small
Start with one small, representative project.
Send a sample dataset or describe a contained drawing package. We will review the scope, required standard and delivery expectations before proposing a pilot.
Practical questions
Frequently asked questions
Which point cloud formats can I send?
Typical inputs include E57 and Autodesk RCP/RCS, with LGS considered where applicable. We review the actual dataset and access method before confirming production.
Can you follow our CAD standard?
Yes, the workflow can be set up around supplied templates, layers, lineweights, title blocks, naming conventions and reference drawings. A pilot helps validate how those rules should be applied.
Can Wissberg provide recurring production capacity?
Recurring overflow collaboration is possible. Available capacity, batch size, review cadence and priorities need to be agreed against the expected pipeline.
How do you handle confidentiality?
Tell us about NDA, white-label, access and data-handling requirements before sharing project files. We will review those requirements as part of project evaluation rather than assume a one-size-fits-all arrangement.
How is a project evaluated?
We look at point-cloud usability, project extent, required views, drawing standard, reference information, expected output and target schedule. Missing or ambiguous inputs are raised before production is confirmed.
What will we receive?
Typical outputs are DWG floor plans, elevations, sections and roof plans, plus PDF drawing sets when required. The exact package is agreed for each project.
Can we begin with only one project?
Yes. A small, representative pilot is the preferred way to align scope, drawing standards, review comments and handover before discussing recurring work.