Autodesk Assemble

Condition and Connect BIM Data

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Autodesk Assemble enables construction professionals to condition, query, and connect BIM data to key workflows including design reviews, take-offs, estimating, change management, and value engineering to reduce risk and improve efficiencies during project planning and execution.


By making models accessible through the cloud & more importantly simple to understand and use, Assemble, enables construction teams to group, sort, filter and condition model-based quantities to create fast, accurate and highly visual Quantity Surveys, that can be easily formatted and connected to any estimate.

  • Instant Access to BIM Data
    Provide the entire project team with access to the model & drawings to quickly group, sort, & filter quantities & associated meta-data.
  • Real-time Project Updates
    Improve work in place (WIP), lookahead, status tracking, & inventory management workflows when accessing specific model views by trade or scope.
  • Instant access to Quantities
    Instant access to complete project inventory to easily organise project data by user defined parameters such as bid package, locations, phase, WBS, or work activity codes.
  • Increase Access and Accountability
    Access specs & other project documents from Autodesk Construction Cloud directly in the Assemble model to identify, track, & resolve project issues quicker & with greater transparency.

Assemble lets field teams select model objects and update installation statuses. Connecting these statuses to model objects provides a visually rich progress report of completed work that is directly tied to the project quantities. Try the most advanced model conditioning solution in the industry.

Assemble allows BIM experts to turn a design model into a construction-ready model that can be easily broken down into relevant scopes for downstream activities. Using model conditioning workflows, teams can add construction data to the model and assist with classifying and organizing project data.