What it does
Batch Tasks takes the repetitive model maintenance off your plate. Build a list of Revit files — local models, ACC / BIM 360 cloud models, or the links of the project you have open — and assign each one the jobs it needs: migrating to a new location, repathing links, reloading families or materials, exporting IFC, NWC and more, writing audit reports, cleaning up, unloading links or upgrading to your current Revit version.
Every file can carry its own set of tasks. Click Run and a live report follows the batch file by file, with a clear comment on what happened to each model. It's built for BIM managers and project teams who look after lots of models, project milestones and version upgrades.
Highlights
- Process dozens of models in one unattended run — ideal for after hours.
- Works with local files and ACC / BIM 360 cloud models side by side.
- Different tasks per file, so one batch can cover a whole project's needs.
- Migrate or upgrade whole model sets to a new location or Revit version.
- Batch exports to IFC, Navisworks and AECOtwin, plus printable Model Audit reports.
- Project cleanup using the same purges as Super Purge.
- Dry run previews what would happen before anything is changed.
- Live progress report with a per-model comment trail you can export.
- Save a batch and load it again next week — no rebuilding the list.
Before you start
- Revit 2024–2027 with a licensed AECOtools seat.
- No model needs to be open — Batch Tasks runs from Revit's Home screen. If a project is open, it's added to the list for you and its links can be added in one click.
- Working with ACC / BIM 360 models needs a one-off Autodesk sign-in; your BIM manager or IT team can help set up cloud access.
- Revit is busy for the whole run, and migrations, upgrades and exports write full-size files — plan big batches for after hours and check you have disk space.
Quick start
- Open Utils ▸ Batch Tasks and click Add Files…, then Local… or Cloud… to fill the file list.
- Tick the rows you want to work on.
- In Task Assignment, click a task's button (for example Options… on Project Cleanup) and choose its settings. The Tasks column updates.
- Repeat for other rows and tasks. Tick Dry run if you'd like a preview first.
- Click Run and watch the Live Report work through your models.
- When it reads Done, review the comments, use Export CSV… to keep a record, then Close.
Tips
Tasks that change a model save it back. Try a new batch on copies first, or migrate to a new destination, until you're comfortable with the results.
Running the same maintenance regularly? Click Export to CSV… before you run, then Load from CSV… next time.
Ask the team to sync and relinquish before an overnight run so every workshared model can be opened and saved.
Need more detail?
The complete Batch Tasks guide — every option, the results, and troubleshooting — is built into AECOtools. Open the tool and click the ? button in its window.
- Stuck? In Revit, use AECOtools ▸ Support ▸ Report Issue to send us the details.
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- Questions: get in touch.