We are focused on delivering on our promise of a unified platform to help connect teams and project data from design to done—reducing risk, protecting profits, and increasing predictability.
The information provided in this material, including all product roadmaps and schedules, are not promises and is subject to change. We’re as excited as you to see new functionalities and improvements in our products, but their development, releases, and timing remain at our sole discretion. The information provided here should not be relied upon for purchasing, investment, or other decisions.
Below is a select list of features we are actively developing.
Our roadmap for Administration and Project Standardization currently focuses on creating tools to help streamline project setup and create company-wide standards along with enhancements to our data federation capabilities.
Library will support the ability to archive multiple items for a more simplified administrative experience.
Project administrators will be able to leverage Issues as a data type in their handover packages.
Project administrators will have the ability to view the available sample project templates on the main ACC home page.
Our roadmap for Document Management currently focuses on delivering more controls and flexibility for the Common Data Environment along with enhancements to the approval flow, models viewing engine, and standards.
Field teams will have better visibility of the custom attributes on the mobile app with a new table view and search/filter functionality.
Project teams will be able to automatically trigger a new review workflow when a file attribute has been changed.
Our roadmap for Construction Management currently focuses on building tools that allow users to leverage models in construction, increase customization and support better control in cost and project management workflows including RFIs, Submittals and Correspondence and improve onsite scheduling.
With this API, developers will be able to establish a bi-directional workflow between Submittals in Autodesk Build and certain outside architectural software applications.
Users will be able to add bi-directional references between Specifications and Issues, RFIs, Submittals, Schedule Plans, Sheets, Files, and Assets.
Administrators will have access to advanced permissions that allow them to better control project member actions.
Meetings organizers will be able to create subtopics for meetings, allowing for better meeting organization.
Schedule users will be able to export the task list to Excel. In addition, users will have the ability to import into the tool from Excel.
Cost Management will offer direct integrations with multiple e-signature tools such as DocuSign, Adobe Sign, Dropbox Sign, and SignNow.
Cost Management will be enhanced with several new features, including inclusive and capped tax calculation abilities, budget/revenue and cost forecasting, and internal budget transfer enhancements that can affect the Main Contract through internal approvals without requiring Owner Change Orders.
Our roadmap for BIM and VDC currently focuses on bringing model qualification and conditioning to the unified platform and creating interconnected BIM solutions that provide easy access and value to stakeholders.
In Model Coordination, BIM managers will be able to determine a level offset. This offset will define a specific distance above and below the boundaries of a level to capture for coordination review.
BIM Managers will be able to more quickly visualize and browse through model property data in the object table while reviewing clashes in the model to gain a deeper understanding of clash details and how to resolve it. This release will pair red/green clash highlighting with the object table.
Currently the multi-model mini-map only works in first person view. With this upcoming release, the mini map will be available for each viewing treatment in Model Coordination.
Our roadmap for Preconstruction currently focuses on delivering a connected and powerful preconstruction experience for bidding, risk management, quantity takeoff, and estimating to help enable contractors to quickly, and confidently win more of the right work.
In BuildingConnected Pro, the bidder list will be further optimized with the ability to remove bidders that do not match the project's service area or trade.
Autodesk Takeoff users will be able to access the Specifications tool, giving them access to the same content available to project members using Autodesk Docs and Build. By leveraging Autodesk AI, the Specifications tool provides a more efficient and automated approach to preparing specifications to support easy section navigation, advanced search, and cross-reference to other workflows in Autodesk Construction Cloud.
Our roadmap for Data and Intelligence currently focuses on creating in-product customizable reports, dashboards, and additional features to help companies get actionable insights from their data.
Powered by Autodesk AI, the Autodesk Assistant in ACC makes it easier for project teams to access critical data in project specifications for decision support throughout the project. Using natural language, users can ask the assistant to provide answers to specific questions, generate lists of items, or generate draft summaries for project communication purposes.
This release will allow admins to build custom dashboards directly in ACC that reflect the focus areas of their business, like quality or safety. These dashboards can then be sent to projects and roles who need to see them.
This feature will allow users to reduce the height of each line in a detail report, providing more detail on each page.
When generating an Issue Detail Report, any References (ex. RFI, Submittal, Form) that is associated with that Issue will be viewable on the report.
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