Included in this presentation was a hint that there will be better integration of Revit with Docs. Closer integration of Collaboration for Revit (CfR) There is currently no set date for release of this feature. In a similar manner as RFIs, submittals are also on their way, providing the contractors a centralised means to submit data such as materials, and other product information back to the architects, designers, and engineers. To extend the typical exchange of form based information across the team beyond the existing Docs issue management feature, the ability to lodge a Requests For Information (RFI) is on its way, set for release on the 19th December. You should be able to find the app on the Google Play store on the 12th December. But even though it is the newest member of the BIM 360 portfolio it is also one of the first to receive Android support. When Docs first launched it only supported iOS mobile devices. Docs’ goal is to centralise all points of contact to the data into a common data environment. By getting closer to that ideal single source of truth it will help optimise the workflows between the products. While not much else was said about this strategy, that which was shown in the presentation slides could indicate tighter integrations, or assimilations of other BIM 360 products like Glue, which most users would agree can only be a good thing. Right upfront was the plan to remove, or at least start reducing the traditional analogue workflows of the past. This has allowed the product to start maturing organically.īut now it’s time for Docs to start growing up and delivering on some of the promises set out by Autodesk over the past 12 months.ĭuring the first ever Product Innovation Keynote session at Autodesk University, Director of Autodesk BIM 360 Sarah Hodges provided some insights into some of the more mature features we will expect to see soon. And this was by design as Autodesk wanted to begin Docs by provide a bare bones framework, and then add in the right features along the way based on user requests. During that time it has had a pretty easy life with some minor updates along the way. It’s been just under a year since the initial release of BIM 360 Docs.
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