There should be a way to retrieve different revision levels of an item in an item BOM, similar to model revisions in Inventor's Vault tree.           Show More

VAULT allows us to find where an IPT is used. That being said, if the IPT has Model States, there is no way to know where a specific Model State is used. This could be helpful to find if a part is OBSOLETE or not or which IAM to open if you make a significant modification to only 1 of the model state.   The other way around could also be useful. Figuring in which Model State an IPT is used, without having to open the inventor file and look at the EXCEL spreadsheet Show More

My idea is Email Notifications hyperlink on file open file in thin client Now Email Notifications hyperlink open file in Vault client My idea is opportunity Email Notifications hyperlink open file in thin client I have many user only with thin client and want when click hyperlink in email open file from thin client. Show More

Autodesk Vault is able to add permission for Read/Write/Delete/Download. It will be good if users for Autodesk TC will have permission to View preview of file (Autodesk Viewer of PDF/dwf) but if they don't have download permissions option for downloading should be disable for them. Now if users permissions are configured for only read permissions, then can't view preview of files and getting error:   More details form Autodesk support:   Show More

In Inventor there is the possibility to set parts or assemblies to reference. Reference parts or assemblies won’t show up in your parts list and that’s great.  However, in the Vault Plot Manager there isnt a option to deselect drawings from reference parts/asm. Sure, in many cases reference parts won’t have attached drawing, but in many cases they have. For example if parts of your assembly isn’t sold to the costumer.  Why would you want to print drawings nobody needs? The manufacturing site is irritated because they have drawings, they dont need and its time consuming to sort out drawings.    I am the only one?       Show More

We had some users lose some changes to files when they were working together on a project. User1 made some changes to a sub-assembly, User2 made changes to a parent assembly and reverted the changes to the sub-assembly User1 made. I think some of our people are confused by what the "Revert to Latest" command actually does. Even AI is confused.   From the Vault Help: "Checks out a historical version of a file to modify and make it the current version."   From Copilot: "Purpose: Replaces the current local file with the latest version from the Vault."   I think AI is confused by forum posts and I think quite a few people think the copilot description is correct. It's literally the opposite.    So, what I think would help... When someone uses the "Revert to Latest" command in a CAD application, it would be really beneficial to have an extra confirmation prompt that says something like "This will allow you to overwrite the latest changes in the Vault with your local historical version, are you sure you want to do this?"   This seems like something easy to eliminate some user confusion on what the command actually does. I can actually understand the confusion if you read the command different ways. Are you reverting to the latest in the Vault or are you reverting your local copy as the latest?    Show More

Hello,   In the settings of the Job Processor for 2D Inventor files, it is currently possible to utilise a custom .ini file with settings exported from Inventor. However, it is not feasible to define these settings for Inventor flat patterns, nor is there any manual solution to this issue.   This problem has been raised by numerous users in the thread: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/vault-forum/new-2024-dxf-job-process-config-file-for-flat-pattern/td-p/11857760   Could the development team please look into this matter and consider implementing a feature that allows for such customisation? Many of us are keenly awaiting a resolution that would facilitate the handling of flat patterns more efficiently.   Kind Regards, Jaromir Show More

I would like the ability to use the Job Processor to publish PDF files of office documents. This would allow us to attach released documentation of our products to their corresponding items ready and approved for internal/external use.   Our organisation has 2 user groups for the Vault. Design Engineers - Using Vault Professional and non-design engineers, sales, planning, production and purchasing using Vault Office. The second group is starting to notice the security and relative ease we manage our files. We have fully integrated Vault's Project Folder, Item Master and Engineering Change Orders into our product lifecycles. We now want to expand this to additional design documents such as:   Product Brochures Product Datasheets Product FMEA Internal/ External assembly/installation instructions   As well as QHSE documents: Norms Procedures Workflows etc.   All these files have a revision system which is currently managed by hand. We would like to transfer these files into the vault and attach the released (.pdf) versions to corresponding Items. Show More

By opening a drawing after making a revision and check out, nowadays the properties have to be updated by hand. Only after executing the ''updated properties'' command, the revision number and the revision table are being updated.   In my opinion there is no situation that you want to avoid the properties are being updated after executing the check out command. So updating properties should be executed automatically after check out. Show More