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We are focused on delivering on our vision 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 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.
Autodesk Takeoff users will have the ability to rotate count markers and a new rectangle shape, allowing users to better align placed items with PDF drawing elements for improved legibility and visual accuracy.
Takeoff users will be able to filter the takeoff viewer by location or by takeoffs without a location assignment, making it easier to identify and assign locations to takeoff. A default location banner will display for clarity, and your default location setting will persist when switching sheets. Plus, when copying and pasting takeoffs, the location property will automatically carry over.
Takeoff will support bulk editing within the inventory panel, allowing users to select multiple items and update properties such as height and distance in one action. This enhancement streamlines workflows and saves time by reducing repetitive edits.
Autodesk Estimate will support copying line items within the estimate table, making it easy to duplicate data for similar entries. In addition, users will be able to select multiple line items and bulk edit them in a single action. These enhancements will streamline workflows and help save time by reducing repetitive edits.
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.
Marking non-issues will become faster and easier. Instead of completing a full form, users can select a reason and apply the default title in just a few clicks.
Teams will be able to save their clash side panel setup including model selections, tolerance thresholds, and clash groupings for reuse across coordination sessions. This capability is designed to reduce repetitive setup tasks and promote consistency in how clashes are reviewed and resolved.
Will enable Model Coordination users to group clashes by multiple model properties such as system type, level, and discipline simultaneously, providing better organizing and facilitating more efficient issue and non-issue management. This capability is intended to support project specific grouping strategies and simplify handling of large clash volumes improving review efficiency through clustering related issues.
Our roadmap for Construction Operations 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.
Enable nested markups within issues to improve clarity and help reduce misinterpretation.
Users will be able to quickly edit issue details—such as description, date, and status—directly in the Issues log. This update will introduce cell-level editing based on field type, allowing faster updates without opening the issue detail view or switching between records.
Teams will be able to quickly duplicate Issues within the same sheet or copy Issues between sheets.
ACC Mobile users will be able to quickly access saved workflows from Project Home, bringing value to field teams by helping save time and streamlining daily tasks.
RFI managers will be able to customize RFI forms by managing the order of fields for different RFI types.
Bridge will support bulk sharing for closed RFIs, allowing users to quickly share multiple RFIs across projects.
Improve short term planning collaboration with the ability to comment directly on tasks and stay up to date with role based email notifications for task assignments, updates, and schedule changes. Schedule managers will be able to drill down into charts to see which tasks are included, and larger plans with up to 35k tasks will be supported.
Easily create Owner Change Orders (OCO) and Supplier Change Orders (SCO) directly in an approved status without the need to compile or send them. Perfect for cases where you only need to update the system to reflect accurate values.
A new bottom flyout in the Budget view will display related Change Order numbers with direct links for easy navigation and reference.
A new report template will be available under Reports/Templates to report on Expense sub-items grouped by budget code, status, and more for better visibility and reporting.
Adding flexibility in approval workflows by allowing collaborators to participate as reviewers in downstream approvals. Reviewers can edit proposed amounts and upload supporting documents, enabling more thorough and informed decision-making.
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.
The Files tool will support uploading entire folders, preserving folder hierarchy for structured datasets.
Users will be provided with detailed error feedback when importing Naming Standards from Excel. Instead of a generic failure message, users will see a table listing specific issues, making it easier to identify and resolve template problems without support intervention.
Text boxes and callouts will resize automatically as text is added or removed. Alignment settings will remain consistent, and resizing will apply to rotated markups. This update will support workflows by reducing manual adjustments.
Teams will be able to create and link 2D markups directly within issues. This will keep visual context tied to the issue lifecycle, improving clarity and helping to reduce misinterpretation.
Project Admins will soon be able to automate Review workflows by setting rules on folders in the Files tool. Any file uploaded to a designated folder will automatically trigger a Review, helping teams streamline document management and reduce manual steps. This feature will include two key enhancements:
Reviews will support referencing across multiple tools.
Project Admins will be able to edit the title of a review after it is closed. This capability will allow administrative corrections or updates without reopening or duplicating the review.
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.
Account admins will be able to require the use of a project template when creating new projects. Admins will also have the option to restrict templates to those published at the account level, helping to maintain consistent standards and reducing time spent building projects from scratch.
Bridge will support bulk sharing for closed RFIs, allowing users to share multiple RFIs across projects.
Account admins will be able to copy project templates between accounts they manage within the same data center. This update will simplify template reuse across divisions, subsidiaries, or client accounts and reduce manual duplication.
Account administrators will be able to define which project roles can assign other roles. This capability introduces configurable role assignment limits at the account level, providing more control over member management.
Account administrators will be able to assign member management responsibilities without granting full project administrator access. This update gives teams more flexibility in managing members while maintaining appropriate permissions.
Our Autodesk AI & Insights roadmap focuses on enhancing the platform with additional AI-powered capabilities, customizable in-product reports and dashboards, and new features designed to help companies turn data into actionable insights.
With the new Help Content agent in Autodesk Assistant, users will be able to ask questions and get instant answers—without leaving their workflow or searching the help site.
Meeting Minutes is being added as a source for Project Data Agent. When the Assistant is opened from a specific meeting, it will offer contextual prompts like: "Summarize this meeting."
Project Admins will be able to access a centralized dashboard in Project Home to quickly view key quality metrics across the project, drill into details, and help catch issues early using filters and clickable KPIs.
Transmittals, Estimate, and Takeoff datasets and dashboard templates will be available in Insight Builder.
New functionality is released across our Autodesk Construction Cloud products regularly. If you're a product user, you will receive in-product updates about recent releases or subscribe to our newsletter to have product updates dropped in your inbox.
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