Architecture, engineering, construction, and operations (AECO) teams rely on a growing mix of digital tools to plan, design, and build more efficiently. But real progress happens when those tools work together. When data flows smoothly across systems, teams spend less time bridging gaps and more time making informed decisions that move projects forward.
This is where integration plays a critical role. By connecting design, construction, and operations, integrated technology reduces friction, improves collaboration, and turns project data into something teams can act on.
To support more connected workflows, we’re sharing 11 of our newest integrations across Autodesk AECO Solutions. From visual intelligence and 3D mapping to AI-driven insights that support smarter execution, these latest additions help teams connect their tools, align their processes, and get more value from the technology they already use.
- AccuCities 3D Model of London is structured in 0.25 km2 tiles. London 3D city models are available in Base, Medium & High Level of Detail with up to 15 cm accuracy. Their LOD2 model of Central London is now available directly in Forma Site Design.
- Arch-Intelligence’s Environment 15 is a leading BIM solution for landscape architecture and site design. Built to expand upon capabilities in Autodesk Revit, Environment for Revit provides essential tools for terrain modeling, planting design, documentation, collaboration and more.
- BoxLock is a Lockout Tagout (LOTO) solution that is trusted by owners, general contractors, electrical contractors, and commissioning teams for their most demanding and mission-critical applications. The BoxLock integration with Autodesk Forma connects LOTO activity in the field directly to isolation points displayed on Forma Build project drawings and single-line diagrams.
- CityWeft is a global 3D city data platform built for the AEC industry, delivering accurate buildings, terrain, and infrastructure as clean, editable geometry — instantly, anywhere in the world. A selection of Cityweft's building datasets is now integrated into Autodesk Forma Site Design, so you can discover, purchase, and apply real-world site context directly inside the Forma platform.
- InCituAR is the street-level layer of BIM, GIS, and Planning. It allows architects, designers, and planners to share their designs on-site at scale using augmented reality (AR), bridging the gap between computational design environments and the real-world context where infrastructure, housing, and climate decisions matter most. The new integration gives AEC teams access to models stored in Autodesk Forma Data Management and place it at real scale on a real street corner, accessible to any viewer via a QR code, with no manual file export and no app download required.
- IntegaDesign’s SuCri simplifies and automates planning of pipe supports and steel structures by applying engineering rules and manufacturer logic to AutoCAD geometry.
- Move Work Forward’s Outlook integration brings project data directly into
Microsoft Outlook, allowing project teams to view issues, update statuses, add comments, and even preview 2D drawings and 3D models without ever leaving their inbox.
- OpenSpace is the Visual Intelligence Platform for builders, helping them reduce risk and increase efficiency. Powered by Spatial AI, its image-first platform streamlines coordination between field and office teams, providing reality-based, real-time intelligence for faster decisions and fewer delays. With the integration with Autodesk Forma, project teams can create Forma Build Issues directly from Field Notes in OpenSpace. With two-way sync, you can make edits in either platform and all the data stays aligned.
- ProjectReady solves cross-platform and cross-stakeholder collaboration for the AECO by connecting key industry tools and their associated data. Now, project teams can connect HCSS HeavyBid and BuildingConnected to sync detailed estimates in HeavyBid to active bid packages in BuildingConnected.
- Tangible Materials turns static documents into live, structured materials data so teams can answer critical, time-sensitive questions across projects without the manual effort and cost. The new integration enables teams to import models and drawings directly from Autodesk Forma and generate structured materials data - including material quantities and associated carbon metrics - in Tangible.
- Trunk Tools is an AI-powered platform that functions as an intelligent layer on top of project data, structuring the unstructured data buried in documentation, surfacing relevant information in real time, and automating workflows that would otherwise require significant manual effort. Construction teams can now deploy Trunk Tools agents to analyze data stored in Autodesk Forma Build to streamline and surface critical data in document-intensive workflows, from submittal review and drawing analysis to RFI management.
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