How To Quickly Access Ideate BIMLink Demonstration Videos
At Ideate Software, we are committed to making it easy for you to learn and use our powerful Revit productivity tools. One way we do that is by creating short videos of specific workflows. You can find dozens that show how to use Ideate BIMLink to move data from Revit software to Microsoft Excel for easy editing, and then push the updated data back into Revit quickly and easily. Simply go to the Ideate BIMLink playlist on our YouTube Channel or website.
To make it even easier for you, we have separated the videos into sub-categories for architects, building engineers, and construction and facilities, as well as by model management and content and family management.
Here’s just a sampling of the how-to videos available:
Overview on Data Management
Experience the Value for AEC Firms
Automating Document Issue Records
Coordinated Data for VDC
What’s New in Ideate BIMLink
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