Five people, three Revit versions, a client who changes the programme on Thursdays. Parapet is the automation you would hire someone for - as three buttons in a ribbon tab, from $0.
Install, click Audit, see every DWG bloating the model and delete the ones on no sheet. The cheapest performance upgrade you will ever make. Guide →
Renumber rooms, sheets from views, color by parameter, bulk parameters with Excel paste, 108 actions - each one a Run button with inputs, no scripting. Hub →
The client's room list, the door consultant's sheet, the QS's cost codes - pushed into the model with validation instead of retyped. Google Sheets too. Link →
One afternoon of retyping a month costs more. Try Hub for 30 days on a live project and keep it only if it pays for itself - that is why there is no card at sign-up.
No. Buttons with inputs and a Run control; validation before writing; one undo. pyRevit is a great free companion if someone wants to go further - comparison.
Email [email protected] - there are team and education rates.
Audit costs nothing. Hub and Link run for 30 days before you pay anything.
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