On a large floor, the tour minimap used to follow you and nothing else, so most of the plan stayed out of reach while you walked.

Tracking a large portfolio meant piecing together status, size, and delivery timing across the sidebar, the table, and the map, with no single view to filter or group everything at once.

Leave comments pinned to the exact spot in a virtual tour

Pin a comment to the exact point in a 3D tour, tag a teammate, and follow the conversation without leaving the model.

Turn a 360 walkthrough video into a virtual tour

Film a walkthrough with any 360 camera and upload the video to get a walkable virtual tour and a measurable point cloud, no scanner or share-link platform required.

Setting up your organization used to mean typing a name into a single field and hoping the rest sorted itself out later, and inviting teammates meant a plain email you couldn't recover if it expired.

Paste a link to a virtual tour or hosted drawing set instead of re-uploading files you already host elsewhere.

Signed-out visitors using "Get an instant estimate" could open the wizard but never see a price, and browsing the public demo could get interrupted by a sign-in prompt out of nowhere.

Connections to Autodesk and Matterport could say "Connected" in Settings even after the underlying grant had died, so imports and exports failed with no warning until you tried to use them.

Point clouds from large or complex buildings used to hit a 30 GB upload ceiling before you could even submit a BIMIT Verified order.

Import from Autodesk Forma

Connect your Autodesk Forma account and pull point clouds and reference files straight into an IPX order, no download or re-upload required.

Finding the right help guide now takes seconds instead of scrolling through menus.

Edits you make while working through an order now save, whether you're adjusting square footage, picking a Revit version, redrawing a site map footprint, or continuing a paused upload.