Getting Started with Collaboration for Revit and Setting up yourBIM 360Hub - What you need to know

Once the software has been purchased, you will need to complete the following steps.

Step 1: Creating an Autodesk ID: Each individual that will need access to Collaboration for Revit will need to set up an Autodesk ID (if they do not already have one).  https://accounts.autodesk.com/register

Step 2: Assign to aBIM 360Team Hub (new or existing) See BIM 360 Team: Contract Assignment Workflow. You can create a Team Hub from here: https://team.bim360.com NOTE: this can only be done by the Contract Manager for the Collaboration for Revit software. a. Log in to your Autodesk account. Manage.autodesk.com Under the management tab and All Products, locate theBIM 360Team/Collaboration for Revit contract. b. Click Access Now located at the far right. Note: The contract manager is automatically assigned a license but can later reassign that license to another user. This is required, in-order to be able to set up the software. c. Assign the Collaboration for Revit to a Team Hub. If not available from drop down, enter hub URL and assign contract. d. Once assigned, details will show up on the Team Hub dashboard.

Step 3: Provide user access to the Collaboration for Revit licenses. The contract manager assigns named users to each license of Collaboration for Revit. This is done through the manage.autodesk.com account access.

Step 4: Invite users to the Team Hub. From the Team Hub, select the “members & roles” tab and “Invite” users.  BIM 360 Team: Contract Assignment Workflow.

Step 5: Time to create a project to host the Revit models.  From the Team Hub projects tab, select “create project.”

Step 6: Invite members to the project by opening the project and selecting invite.

NOTE: If using Revit 2015 or 2016, each user must install the Collaboration for Revit add-in.  You can do so from your Autodesk account by selecting Collaboration for Revit.