topic Issue Management - Autodesk Construction Cloud vs. BIM360 in BIM 360 Support Forum

Issue Management - Autodesk Construction Cloud vs. BIM360

richard.bornhoffer — Wed, 13 Jul 2022 08:08:46 GMT

I just found out that there are sevaral changes on the Issue Management Area in the ACC enviroment when I compare it to BIM360.

I could not find in any videos, powerpoints or other documents from Autodesk a good overview about the current limitations in ACC compared to BIM360.

Does maybe anybody in the community has created any good overview on this?

I am talking about these kind of details:

- No more "Reposonse" field available in the standard

- No more way to drag & drop files from the computer into the attachments

- No more way to use the "@Username" feature inside the activity to send out messages to specific persons out of the issue.

- No more way to attach Issues to 3D-Models inside the Files-Area using the Mobile App.

Re: Issue Management - Autodesk Construction Cloud vs. BIM360

Yien_Chao — Wed, 13 Jul 2022 13:37:43 GMT

i think Autodesk really wants to force us to buy Build (which is a rebranded Plangrid and works more like B360 docs)

Re: Issue Management - Autodesk Construction Cloud vs. BIM360

Chad-Smith — Wed, 13 Jul 2022 22:35:49 GMT

@richard.bornhoffer , you are correct. ACC Issues and Markups are a poor replacement for what we currently have in BIM 360.

The only thing I like about ACC Issues is the Watchers feature. I wish this was in BIM 360.

Also have a look at both of these Ideas and cast your vote.

ISSUES in ACC vs BIM360 - Autodesk Community

ACC (Autodesk Docs) - Markups need improving - Autodesk Community

Re: Issue Management - Autodesk Construction Cloud vs. BIM360

jakub_kozlik — Thu, 09 Feb 2023 16:24:55 GMT

I agree, this is terrible development. Drag and drop files to issuesis really vital for screenshots or quick note files and not being able to add issues in the app makes it a horrible experience, basically useless.

We have to defend the solution of ACC every year since it is expensive on its own, there is no way we'll be able to purchase licenses for Build. It is much more likely we will drop using ACC in the future.