Yes. You define spacing rules, support methods, clearances, and routing preferences.

Both. ACP 2.0 covers overhead, underground, and in-slab in one workflow. Underground routing was one of the most consistent requests we heard from contractors across every project type and firm size, and ACP 2.0 delivers it. Define pathways, set pitch and slope, and generate detailed conduit without switching tools. For contractors already routing underground in Revit, Augmenta handles the same scope faster and with less effort.

Yes. ACP reads your existing conduit schedules, and exports native Revit elements that work with your downstream tools.

ACP generates clash-free routes that account for spacing rules, clearances, and code requirements. You still review and adjust, but you're starting from 90% populated.

Clash detection runs live against the full 3D background as you work. Duct, pipe, structure, and all trade models are visible while you're routing and editing. By the time anything reaches Navisworks, most electrical conflicts are already resolved. The back-and-forth between modeling and coordination is now significantly shorter.

Company-wide licensing. One agreement covers unlimited users and unlimited projects. Anyone logs in from a browser, no Revit license required.

When you're finished in ACP, export your system conduit to Revit. From there, use Augmenta's color-coded analysis tools to visually validate the model, and our conduit editing tools to handle the remaining cleanup (trimming, spacing, swapping, parameter mapping, and more) in a few simple clicks. The suite works alongside third-party tools like Evolve if your team already uses them.

Revit is where your model and drawings live. ACP (Augmenta Construction Platform) is where the routing and coordination work happens before you finalize for construction. Import your model, route and coordinate in ACP, resolve clashes in real time, and export clean constructible output back to Revit when you're ready. Work that used to take weeks takes hours, in one tool instead of three.

In most cases, the learning curve is just a few hours. The platform is built specifically for electrical VDC work, and most teams are productive on their first project without extended training.

ACP 2.0 was built from close collaboration with contractors in the field, and reflects what that community told us they needed most. A lot has changed since we launched V.1 last fall. We rebuilt the core routing engine based on auditing hundreds of miles of generated raceway across real projects, so the output quality has only gotten better. And we’ve built a new interactive workflow so editing and finalizing designs for fabrication is significantly faster. Preconstruction teams can now see results, make adjustments, and re-generate quickly and stay in front of project timelines.

Import your background model and conduit schedule from Revit. Steer, adjust, and edit directly in ACP, generate detailed designs, and then export fully-populated models to Revit when you're ready. When changes come in, catch new clashes and rerun the affected sections without starting over.

Once your model is generated, you stay in ACP to steer, edit, and re-route directly. Real-time clash detection runs against the full 3D background as you work, so conflicts with duct, pipe, and structure get resolved without jumping to another tool. The process runs from first population through design lock, in one place.

Adjust the affected routing sections in ACP and rerun. Pull in updated background geometry so clashes appear and can be easily resolved with interactive routing; you sketch in rough ideas and ACP handles the detailing. What used to be a multi-day rework cycle compresses significantly.

We've worked with teams transitioning from other coordination platforms. The real question: is your current manual workflow tedious? If so, ACP 2.0 can save you time.

Customers use ACP on everything from straightforward warehouse layouts to hyperscale data centers. Simpler projects get done faster, and complex, dense jobs with tight coordination requirements get the full benefit of automated routing and real-time clash detection. The platform scales to the job, and your preferred workflows.

Most VDC teams are running projects in ACP within two weeks. We provide hands-on training and don't leave until your team is comfortable.

No. Cloud processing means ACP runs in the background while your team keeps modeling. First project might take a bit to learn some of the steps. By the second, you're saving time and getting hours back for higher-value tasks.