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Nov 23, 2016
Autodesk® Collaboration for Revit® is a subscription service that works with Revit® 2015 software and later releases to enable multi-user coauthoring – or cloud Worksharing -- of Revit models. Teams stay connected in real time using the Communicator chat tool within models. Integrated with Autodesk® BIM 360™ Team, Collaboration for Revit enables the entire project team to access shared building information models. Revit users subscribe to Collaboration for Revit, which includes BIM 360 Team.
Autodesk BIM 360 Team is a centralized platform for communication, file sharing and design reviews for design teams and their project stakeholders and is the foundation for Collaboration for Revit. Project team members who do not use Revit subscribe to BIM 360 Team for centralized access to project data.
Models authored using Collaboration for Revit are saved to BIM 360, and project teams use the tools in BIM 360 to create and manage project data and participants. The integration with BIM 360 Team lets you extend access to Revit and other project data to enable faster communication and real-time feedback.
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NOTE: For 2017, the first version of the Collaboration for Revit plug-in is installed along with Revit.
There are three ways to set up a BIM 360 Team Hub.
BIM 360 Team and Collaboration for Revit Trial
Start a trial to both BIM 360 Team and Collaboration for Revit at www.autodesk.com/bim-collaboration-trial
BIM 360 Team web page
You can set up a hub by signing into Team.BIM360.com, and if you do not have a hub, one will be spun up.
Autodesk Account
If you have purchased Collaboration for Revit, but have not yet set up a Hub, sign in to Autodesk Accounts > Products and Services > BIM 360 Team > Access now and if you do not already have a hub, one will be spun up.
To request access to a Hub, enter the URL of the Hub you would like to join, and a request will be made to the Hub Administrator.
If you are invited to a join a Hub, you will receive an invite email with a link to accept the invitation.
By default, the first seat in any contract is always assigned to the contract manager. Therefore, if you subscribe to one seat, the contract manager may see that they have no seats to assign. This is because it’s assigned to them.
If you do not see the users you want to assign permissions to in User Management, you can add them by hitting Add.
NOTE: This applies to users both inside and outside of your company.
If the user is on the list, hit “Edit Access”
Make sure to enable Product Downloads along with Collaboration for Revit
To revoke permissions, uncheck the boxes. To remove a user from the list of managed users, hit the grey x to the right of their name.
There are several project types:
Or you can invite them to an individual project. If they are not already members of the hub (for example, someone in another office), you will need to use their email address.
All Team roles are paid, and there are paid and free Project roles.
The Paid Roles:
Team Owner:
Team Administrator:
Team Administrators are Team Members with access to the Administrator Console where they can manage the hub, users, projects, and subscriptions.
Hub
Users
Projects
Subscriptions
Team Member:
Project Administrator:
Within the Hub there is also a Project Contributor role who:
Within each project, there are two roles (in additional to Project Administrator):
Editor:
Editors are Project members with read and write access to data: Editors can:
Viewer:
This role allows view-only access to data and limited invite permissions. Viewers can:
Project access levels
The role of project team members determines their project access level. The person who creates the project is the default Project Administrator. Everyone in a project is a project member.
You will see this as Revit uploads the file:
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