Use this workflow to set up access to
Collaboration for Revit (C4R).
Contract Managers and Software Coordinators have special privileges that allow them to manage user access to products and services. After subscribing to the
Collaboration for Revit service, either through the Autodesk eStore or a reseller, complete the following steps to grant users access to the service. For detailed steps, see
How to Get Started with Your Collaboration for Revit Subscription. For additional information, see
Collaboration for Revit FAQ.
- Set up an Autodesk ID for any individual at your firm who will be using
Collaboration for Revit, but who does not already have an Autodesk ID. See
Creating an Autodesk Account
- If you are the Contract Manager or Software Coordinator, the first step is to assign the purchased contract to a
BIM 360 Team hub. See
BIM 360 Team: Contract Assignment Workflow.
- After the contract is successfully assigned to an
BIM 360 Team hub, give users access to
Collaboration for Revit and invite them to respective
BIM 360 Team hub projects. See
Setting User Permissions for Products, Services & Support, and
To invite people.
- Invite users to the Team hub. See
Administering an BIM 360 Team Hub.
- Create an
BIM 360 Team project to host your
Collaboration for Revit models.
On
BIM 360 Team, access the Team hub and click Create. See
To create a project.
- Invite team members to the
BIM 360 Team project.
On
BIM 360 Team, open the project and click Invite.
- If you are using Revit 2015 or Revit 2016, each user must install the
Collaboration for Revit add-in. From Autodesk Account, select
Collaboration for Revit subscription, and click Access Now. Follow the prompts to install the add-in.
Collaboration for Revitis installed by default with later releases of
Revit.
Note: Users must have the latest release of
Revit installed.
Latest version information
- To get started collaborating on models, see
Use Collaboration for Revit and Communicator.