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Hi everyone, Hopefully this post is allowed. I have created a Autodesk Forum Post to try and gain some weight behind Autodesk implementing a feature that allows the active management of BIM360 / ACC users. Please, can you "like" my post and add your own comments to the thread to help gain some much needed momentum. Currently there is no proper way to manage inactive users and I feel that Autodesk have deliberately "ignored" this, as inactive BIM 360 / ACC users generate income for them. https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/bim-360-ideas/admin-features-managing-inactive-users/idi-p/11909131 Please add your voice to the post, the more attention it gets, the more likely Autodesk are to take action.

Hi everyone, Our company is interested in switching to Revit, we had couple of projects before however now, we think about getting more into it, we have one seat of Revit and that is it. As far as I understand we will need to buy subscription for BIM360 Team in order to collaborate with other teams (we are structural consulting firm). However there is a myriad of other services that BIM360 provides. My questions is can anyone comprehensively explain how collaboration works in Revit, say should we get not only BIM360 Team but also 360 Docs and why? And can anyone share experience of Revit collaboration and how it is usually set up for consultants. Is it architects responsibility to set up collaboration environment or it is consultants responsibility to do so as well? If we buy 360 Team can we connect to architects, or architects will provide us with access to their model, therefore we don't have to buy 360 Team Subscription. In general there is a lot of articles explaining this on Autodesk Website, but all of them lack practical experience and practical workflows, rather then just dry descriptions of services. Thank you.