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Configurable DfMA content authored in Revit (Kit-of-Parts, modules, and etc.) and the rules/logic/constraints associated with that content are captured and published to an enterprise cloud library. This central library of repeatable DfMA content can then be shared across multiple projects, allowing all changes to be automatically tracked, version controlled and gated from one another.

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After successfully managing a Kit-of-Parts in the cloud, KitConnect works as a Kit-of-Parts configurator, giving the design team the freedom to create a building using a library of parts, while constraining them to use DfMA standards to configure the components. This allows an accurate BOM to be produced and ensures the design adheres to specific DfMA criteria.

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Finally, KitConnect drives data-centric workflows that connect entire project teams, from  product engineers to architects, engineers, consultants, manufacturers and builders. This ensures work from the web to BIM is done using a common data environment. Data typically accessible only in a BIM context can be edited in the web, and passed seamlessly back to Revit.