You own model health, standards and the tools on 40 machines. Parapet gives you a free model-weight audit, bulk fixes with an audit trail, and one Parapet tab to roll out instead of a folder of add-ins.
The routine that takes a 900 MB central file to something that syncs in under two minutes.
Every imported and linked DWG, including ones nested in families, with the views and sheets that use them, sorted by weight. Delete with confirmation and undo. Guide →
Hub: delete unplaced views and empty sheets, reset overrides and temporary hide/isolate, remove view templates from working views, delete unplaced rooms.
Select warning elements · find duplicates at the same location · unjoin · check pinned · move to workset · set phase created/demolished - each one transaction. Full routine →
Run the installer per user or drop the portable ZIP's per-year folders into %AppData%\Autodesk\Revit\Addins\<year> through your imaging tool. For 5+ seats, invoicing or a single key per team, email [email protected].
Yes - the session report lists every edit and action with old and new values and can be copied out. Link's import log does the same for spreadsheet pushes.
Fine - it is a normal add-in in its own tab. Parapet ships its own copies of ClosedXML, Google APIs and Newtonsoft.Json inside its folder. See pyRevit vs Parapet.
Covered by the same installer and key. Revit 2027 add-ins →
Then decide about Hub and Link with 30-day trials - no card, no procurement until you want it.
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