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Connect your 2D and 3D design tasks
Combine the capabilities of 2D and 3D CAD to integrate electromechanical models, conceptualise designs and speed up the creation of drawings and documentation.
Reference CAD files from any source
Eliminate re-modelling and error-prone translation from your design process as you can reference models originating in other CAD platforms that will update whenever changes are made.
Make easy work of working together
Manage all that data in less time
Control your intellectual property in a single location, making it easy to find what you need, maintain links, avoid overwritten work and collaborate with your engineering colleagues.
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View, share and review your designs
Aggregate all your data – from point clouds to CAD models – in a single, viewable representation for project reviews that can be easily shared with internal stakeholders, customers and suppliers to collect feedback.
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Secure collaboration beyond the firewall
Simplify and speed-up review cycles by sharing lightweight, read-only design representations that can be viewed directly in a web browser. You can also share complete files with external stakeholders using CAD-aware cloud storage with versioning, design references and viewing capabilities.
Get specified with great BIM content
Turn your 3D models into intelligent, BIM-ready content to improve your chances of getting specified by architects and contractors into new building projects.
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AutoCAD
Software for 2D and 3D CAD, including specialised toolsets for mechanical, electrical and more
Navisworks Manage
Large-scale project review software with clash detection and advanced co-ordination, 5D analysis and simulation tools.
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Can I switch to a collection?
Yes. Annual or multi-year subscribers to most individual products or suites can switch to a collection.
Can teams use a collection?
Yes. You can get multi-user access to a collection deployed via a network licence.