Turn your native Autodesk tool into a structured, searchable, and centralised asset, making your best content accessible in seconds, not hours.
Many architectural and engineering firms struggle with managing their growing libraries of Revit families and project content. Searching through endless folders, dealing with multiple versions, and inconsistent usage wastes valuable time and leads to costly errors. While many firms turn to expensive third-party content management tools to solve these challenges, Autodesk offers a powerful alternative at no extra cost – Content Catalogue. Included within your Revit subscription, it provides a cloud-hosted, searchable, and structured content library that integrates seamlessly with your existing workflows. This means you can improve efficiency, reduce mistakes, and support remote collaboration without adding ongoing subscription fee.
Gain better control and accessibility by connecting your assets in a common data environment.
Avoid unnecessary rework by ensuring team members have access to the latest approved version of each digital asset.
Save time with a robust search system that uses a variety of filters and display options to locate BIM content quickly.
Reduce wasted effort, eliminate search frustration, and unlock the full value of your content investments.
Autodesk Content Catalogue creates a centralized, structured library where teams can instantly locate, preview, and load the right content.
Built entirely on Autodesk-native tools included in your existing Revit license; this solution requires no additional software, training, or monthly fees.
The setup enforces review gates, consistent naming conventions, and approval workflows to prevent duplication, outdated families, or rogue content.
Whether expanding your team, opening new offices, or meeting complex BIM standards like ISO 19650, Autodesk Content Catalogue scales effortlessly.
Even saving one hour per user each week accumulates rapidly—for a medium-sized firm, that’s over 1000 hours annually.
A central, well-managed content library stops accidental use of outdated or incorrect families, preventing model errors and coordination issues.
Cloud-hosted and accessible securely from anywhere, Autodesk Content Catalogue enables teams to work across offices or from home without VPN hassles.
By institutionalising content knowledge in a managed library, firms avoid losing critical assets when staff leave.
Demonstrating ISO 19650-ready content workflows and a well-organised BIM environment impresses clients and strengthens bids.
A managed content setup ensures that every new project or team member begins with the best version of families and standards, setting a strong foundation for consistent, high-quality outcomes
Directly integrates with Autodesk tools for faster content consumption during design tasks, making it easier to maintain standardization when working across disciplines and file types.
Let us build you a Content Catalogue that works as hard as your team does.
Say goodbye to cluttered folders, missing families, and lost hours. DDC’s Autodesk Content Catalogue Setup activates the powerful, cloud-based system already included in your Autodesk AEC Collection without the need of third-party tools or recurring payments. We configure it to fit your team’s real workflows with structured libraries, seamless access, and zero disruption. It’s not just content management. It’s a design productivity upgrade.
For £1037+VAT, DDC will configure your Autodesk Content Catalogue for optimal performance.
Activation of Autodesk Content Catalogue (already included in your AEC Collection)
Folder structure tailored to your project workflows
Revit configured for seamless access from day one
Curated, ready-to-use Revit library
Standardised naming conventions and folder logic
Handover documentation and full video walkthrough
Optional cloud sync setup (Dropbox/Drive)
Team training for ongoing maintenance and usage
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