Providing software for CAD & BIM users to get repetitive tasks done quickly & easily. Removing some frustration, helping to meet deadlines & get home on time.
Projects rarely lose accuracy because of one major mistake.
It's usually the small things:
• Manual data entry
• Broken references
• Outdated title blocks
• Version drift
Which one causes your team the biggest headache?
#CAD#BIM#AEC
OpenRoads or Civil 3D?
There isn't a universal winner.
The better choice depends on your project, your team's workflow, and long-term goals.
We compared both platforms for highway design.
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#Civil3D#OpenRoads#CivilEngineering
Title blocks rarely get the attention they deserve—until something's wrong.
One outdated revision, project number, or client name can overshadow an otherwise excellent drawing set.
How does your team handle title block updates?
#Revit#BIM#AEC
Every CAD/BIM professional has that one tool they discovered and immediately thought:
"Why weren't we using this years ago?"
What's yours?
👇 Share it below.
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Importing files into Revit shouldn't mean spending hours fixing formatting afterward.
Learn practical workflows for importing PDF, Excel & Word files with less rework.
📅 July 23 • 2 PM ET
Register 👉https://t.co/00peknaFsk
#Revit#BIM#Engineering
"The spreadsheet says X.
Why does the drawing say Y?"
If you've managed CAD or BIM projects long enough, you've probably heard this before.
It's rarely a people problem. It's a workflow problem.
How does your team keep Office and CAD data in sync?
#CAD#BIM
The spreadsheet wasn't wrong. The CAD model was.
Manual data transfers create opportunities for small mistakes that can become expensive ones.
How does your team keep Office and CAD data in sync?
#CAD#MicroStation
The best product reviews come from the engineers who use our software every day.
Thank you to Joseph Ochsner and the team at Farnsworth Group for sharing your experience with Microsoft Office Importer.
#CAD#MicroStation
The biggest risk on a project isn't always a design error. It's the title blocks, data, and files nobody notices—until they cause delays. Are your workflows catching them?
#BIM#CAD#AEC
The most expensive task isn't always the hardest.
Sometimes it's the one you repeat 500 times.
Small tasks. Big impact.
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#MicroStation#AutoCAD#Revit#CAD
Just because a task takes 30 seconds doesn't mean it's cheap.
It's the repetitive work that quietly steals project hours.
What's one CAD or BIM task you wish you could automate?
#CAD#BIM#Engineering
Tired of spending time fixing Excel and Word imports in AutoCAD?
Join us on June 25 at 2 PM EST and learn how to achieve cleaner, faster, and more accurate imports with Office Importer.
Register here: https://t.co/b08lxxdBHh
#AutoCAD#Engineering#AEC
Updating title blocks isn't difficult.
Updating them across dozens of sheets is.
Interesting customer story from a transportation project where manual updates were becoming a budget concern.
https://t.co/9WkshpK17F
#MicroStation#CAD
How much time do Revit users spend recreating information that already exists in Word, Excel, or PDFs?
This short demo shows a different approach.
🎥 https://t.co/zRwo8669Yb
#Revit#BIM#AEC
You know the detail exists.
You just don't know where.
CAD teams can waste hours searching for details, blocks, cells, and symbols across old drawings. Interesting read for AutoCAD and MicroStation users.
#AutoCAD#MicroStation#CAD
The biggest challenge on large infrastructure projects isn't always the design.
It's coordinating everything around it.
More stakeholders. More data. More dependencies.
https://t.co/nXldOVjMS1
#BIM#Infrastructure#CivilEngineering
Project data is everywhere.
The challenge isn't finding it anymore.
It's keeping it accurate everywhere.
More schedules.
More specifications.
More project data.
More opportunities for errors.
#Revit#BIM#AEC
"It only takes a few seconds."
That lie is bleeding your billable hours. Stop letting CAD/BIM teams waste weeks manually updating sheets and fixing text errors.
Automate the grind: 👇
https://t.co/GvZdqp1mvH
#CAD#BIM#AEC
Revit is powerful.
But bigger BIM projects also mean:
• More coordination
• More dependencies
• More cleanup behind the scenes
At some point the challenge stops being design—
and becomes workflow management.
https://t.co/HO4QPfcewa
#Revit#BIM#AEC#CAD