iLogic is by far the most used application within Inventor software. Vault software is the most used product data management (PDM) system for Inventor. This class elaborates on how both can collaborate by connecting to each other. Attending this class, you will discover the answer to these four questions: What can you achieve for iLogic rule execution if your rule connects to Vault? How can you achieve the iLogic-Vault connection without knowing the Vault API? What can you achieve for Vault Job Processor if your Job connects to iLogic? How can you capitalize on iLogic rules while running custom jobs?

Vault has undergone a massive overhaul in the recently released Vault Professional 2015 and Vault Professional 2015 R2, especially in the areas of items and bill of materials (BOM). This class will give you an overview of some of the major item and BOM enhancements in Vault 2015 including support for long-lead item workflows and enhancements in Vault 2015 R2 including multiple BOM rows, BOM properties, BOM reports, Copy Design, and Vault Office.

In this class, you'll learn how to quickly troubleshoot Vault data management software and minimize downtime. Learn troubleshooting techniques targeted to the Vault environment that will help Vault administrators resolve the most common Vault issues. Based on real-world product-support experience, these practices and techniques will empower Vault administrators to optimize and successfully maintain the Vault ecosystem.

Do you know what Vault software is? Do you know what Vault software is really for? Do you know why you should use it? This class will answer those questions. Come and join us as we give an introduction to the Vault software products. We'll start with a quick overview of the products and then progress into what they are and why you should use them. Knowing why you use the features can be just as important as the way that you use them. If you are anything but a "power user" of Vault software, this class is for you.

Vault Data Standard is a free Autodesk add-on for Vault software, Inventor software, and AutoCAD Mechanical software. This class will show what it is, what it can do, what it’s good for, and how to install it, along with first insights into customization. Vault Data Standard comes with cool features out of the box, and can really improve your Vault experience. Join this class to see the latest version of Vault Data Standard and learn how to improve your workflows.

Do you know what Vault software is? Do you know what Vault software is really for? Do you know why you should use it? This class will answer those questions. Come and join us as we give an introduction to the Vault software products. We'll start with a quick overview of the products and then progress into what they are and why you should use them. Knowing why you use the features can be just as important as the way that you use them. If you are anything but a "power user" of Vault software, this class is for you.

This class will be an overview of Vault products, and what they can do for your company. We will talk about the features of the different products, and help you figure out the right questions to ask when deciding if Vault is right for you.

Ever wondered why Vault software works the way it does? Ever had a question about a specific workflow or piece of functionality? Now is your chance to interact with a senior developer on the Vault product. Ask them about any aspect of Vault and learn the reasons for the current functionality. Take the opportunity to interact directly with the people who make Vault work and evolve. This will be an open conversation on the hows and whys of Vault workflows and technical details.

Vault data management software isn't just a single program; it's a framework, composed of many pieces like CAD add-in or Vault Explorer (Client) working together. Some of these pieces are customizable and some are not. This class will discuss the different capabilities of the Vault API, in particular, details of Vault Explorer extensions, custom jobs, and custom event handlers-including aspects like debugging, security, and other sophisticated topics.

The Vault client in itself is a powerful data utility, but just imagine there’s so much more that can be done with the Vault software development kit (SDK) software. Learn how to use the versatility and flexibility of Microsoft PowerShell, and bring your logic to new levels of automation. Learn how to instantiate Vault objects, call Vault Web Service methods, and manipulate the data stored within Vault in a lightweight scripted .NET language.

If you have any queries regarding the functionality and operation of Vault software, or if you would like to learn more about a specific feature, this session will offer an excellent opportunity to engage with the Vault team. The team comprises both the Engineering team and Product Management, and they will provide candid and insightful responses to any inquiries you may have about Vault.

Join us for an insightful session designed to introduce and then dive deep into Vault Connector, showcasing its features, functionality, and how it bridges the gap between engineering and enterprise systems. We will start from the overall context of Vault PLM and its value proposition while touching topic of Items & BOMs that will feed into the detailed exploration of Vault Connector. We will wrap up with general Q & A session towards to end. 

Autodesk's Vault Data API offers a modern, RESTful approach to interacting with Vault data, streamlining integration and Automation, Integration, & Customization processes. In this session, we'll explore the core functionalities of the Vault Data API, highlighting its advantages over the traditional Vault SDK. Attendees will see a real-world example of what is possible with the Vault Data API, including how Vault data can be surfaced directly in Microsoft Teams through custom integrations. The session will also demonstrate a ChatBot that allows users to interactively query Vault information, showcasing new and innovative ways to make Vault data more accessible and collaborative. This class aims to equip software developers with the knowledge to enhance their applications by integrating Vault data seamlessly.

We annually enhance the Vault product with new features. This session is designed to unveil these features and explore their applications. Following the introduction to the latest additions, we'll explore the Vault road map, and discuss how you can contribute to shaping its future.

Every year, we add new features to the Vault product. This class is to not only introduce those features but also discuss how to use them. After learning about the new features, we will discuss the Vault roadmap and how you can help drive the future of Vault.

Think Vault software is only for manufacturing? Think again. You know working in Revit software creates a lot of information. Much of that can be managed within the model environment. But Vault adds additional data and project management support to the iterations, changes, and data created throughout your project’s life. In this class, you’ll learn how to marry Revit with Vault Professional software to create a secure single source of truth. You’ll learn configurations and workflows that Vault Professional provides to assist your organization’s current process. We’ll even explore how to integrate BIM 360 software with Vault (and Revit) to learn how to sync the designs to your team site for distribution.

This class will cover the optimization and configuration of Vault software for electric and gas utility design data management. We will examine workflow and lifecycle configuration methodologies, how best to capture and define your workflow processes, and how to turn those definitions into optimized automated workflows in Vault software. We will also focus on some industry best practices and the unique challenges faced by utility companies in the management of their data and processes. We will look at how Vault software can, when optimally configured, be a tremendous asset in streamlining utility data management practices and can help drive standards, procedures, and processes across a utility company, with examples from utility industry-specific projects.

Vault 2019 software includes an updated version of the Microsoft Report Viewer 2015 Runtime for its own reporting and data visualization. This class will show you how to take advantage of this very powerful capability for your own reports and visualizations. We will show you how to generate high-quality representations of your vaulted data inside either Vault Data Standard user interface or in your Vault Client as Explorer extensions. We will show how to query data from Vault software and pass it to the reporting engine. Then we will show how to present the reports interactively to the user and how to publish them as PDFs or images programmatically. Finally, we will have a brief look at cloud-based reporting tools that you can also use to show your Vault data in its best light.

Vault 2026 software has arrived, bringing new features and enhancements to improve design creation, streamline user and admin workflows, and enhance software interoperability. This session will showcase these new additions and explore their practical applications. After presenting the latest features, we'll delve into the Vault road map and discuss how you can help shape its future.