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Softline (part of the Softline Group), Russia's leading IT provider of digital transformation and information security products and services, helped Srednevolzhskelectroproekt Company (SVEP) to implement Renga Professional BIM system, developed by Renga Software, a joint venture of ASCON and 1C. As a result, the project company is now able to provide a high level of precision and quality when performing digital design of facilities. Assisting businesses in import substitution processes alignes with Softline Group strategy.

Modern design companies are increasingly abandoning traditional design methods in favor of BIM technology. InOneBuro, Yekaterinburg-based industrial design company, shared its experience transitioning from foreign solutions to the domestically developed Renga BIM system.

Let's picture this scenario: you're working with a data-heavy BIM model and you need to quickly hide dozens of unnecessary elements or instantly rebuild a utility line. Tusks like this used to require a number of steps, but now it just takes a couple of clicks!

Setl Group, one of the largest developers in Russia, is one of the top 5 developers in the country in terms of housing delivery. Over the years of its activity, the company has commissioned 372 residential buildings, which are more than 197,000 apartments. Setl Group is engaged in construction, design, and overall development of the territories where its projects are implemented. For such a large developer, using digital tools to improve the efficiency of business processes is a highly relevant issue. Using building information modeling technologys (BIM) is particularly important here. The tone is set by market leaders, whose experience and digital practices become an example for other construction and design companies.

Renga Software team continues to expand the boundaries of BIM design with the latest release of Renga Standard and Renga Professional, transforming routine workflows into creative process, and complex tasks into intuitive solutions. This release continues to deliver an important piece of functionality from our Renga Roadmap, which is based on our users' feedback.

On March 31, 2025, Renga celebrated its anniversary! Ten years ago, we took the first step toward changing the approach to design, and since then, every our user's project, feedback, and idea has helped us grow. During this time, Renga has become an integral part of the progress and movement towards BIM technologies, helping thousands of professionals create complex projects with maximum efficiency.

Renga Software is thrilled to announce the upgraded Renga Professional computer-aided design system. The project has been developed with the grant support from Russian Information Technology Development Foundation as part of the Digital Economy national project.

As everyone has noted, Renga Roadmap had been hosted on Trello since its first public release. This not only allowed for visual tracking of Renga BIM system development but also served as a platform for discussing future Renga features, providing users with the ability to comment and vote. However, in recent years, Trello has been gradually reducing its presence in Russia, and previously available roadmap features have become unavailable to our users. Renga Software team had to look for Trello replacement, not just a similar platform in Russia, but one that would provide more opportunities for us and our users to interact and communicate with each other. After a long and thorough search, our team is pleased to announce the transition of the Renga BIM system Roadmap to a new platform — Padwork.

The use of information modeling technology is often associated with large projects: residential areas, social, commercial and industrial facilities. However, today BIM can be successfully used even by retail businesses.

The Moscow Department of Civil Engineering Competence Center is a division tasked with selecting, testing, and implementing digital solutions for design and construction organizations using BIM and a common data environment.