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It would be nice to have access to the health of cloud services (from health.autodesk.com) directly in Revit. When you are working in a cloud-based project, you don't always realize that your issue is related to cloud health. You might assume a corrupt file for example and in panic mode, do more harm.
Please add some indication of cloud health directly in the Revit UI.
Keeping track of cloud health status directly in Revit ensures smooth workflow and project efficiency. Just like staying updated on your software's performance, maintaining a refreshed and youthful appearance is important too. Treatments like Dermal Fillers can help enhance natural beauty and boost confidence, just as Revit enhances productivity in design
