Support for MicroDrainage is ending: What you need to know to transition to InfoDrainage

Trevor English Trevor English May 6, 2026

If you’ve been working in drainage design for a while, chances are MicroDrainage has been part of your journey.

MicroDrainage has played a significant role in shaping how the industry designs and models drainage systems over the last few decades. But as the demands on our industry continue to evolve leading to more complexity, tighter approvals, greater focus on sustainability, it’s clear that the tools we rely on need to evolve with us.

That’s why Autodesk has built InfoDrainage as the next generation of drainage design solutions. However, that also means saying goodbye to old workflows.

We’re officially announcing the planned end-of-life (EOL) of MicroDrainage, with a clear transition path for customers to move forward with confidence.

The evolution from Microdrainage to InfoDrainage – decades of service!

Why this change and why now?

Over the past few years, we’ve been investing heavily in InfoDrainage, our modern drainage design platform built to support today’s workflows and tomorrow’s challenges.

The reality is, continuing to maintain legacy technology alongside that innovation comes with trade-offs:

By focusing fully on InfoDrainage, we can put all our effort into delivering what the industry needs most: faster workflows, better insights, and more confidence in your designs.

What this means for you

We’re giving you a clear and structured timeline:

For many customers, your transition to InfoDrainage is already complete. As we’ve seen across the industry, more and more teams are making the move to InfoDrainage as their primary design tool.

What’s different about InfoDrainage?

InfoDrainage isn’t just a replacement, it’s a step change. It was built from the ground up to address the limitations of legacy workflows and to support modern drainage design, including:

Making the transition easier

We know that change takes time, especially when you’re managing live projects and long-standing processes:

Looking ahead

This change is about more than retiring a legacy tool, it’s about moving the industry forward.

InfoDrainage is already helping teams:

We’re excited about what’s next and we’re committed to supporting you every step of the way.

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