Autodesk Construction Cloud Review, Pricing & Features
Autodesk Construction Cloud offers document management, project collaboration, and BIM coordination tools for contractors and builders.
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Real Estate, Construction & Field Service
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Last updated
July 18, 2026
Founded
2019
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, USA
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Overview
Autodesk Construction Cloud is a cloud-based construction management platform from Autodesk, Inc., launched in November 2019 to unify products like PlanGrid, BIM 360, Assemble, and Building Connected. It serves as a centralized hub for managing construction projects from design through completion.
As of March 2026, Autodesk announced that Autodesk Construction Cloud is being rebranded as Autodesk Forma, combining construction management with Autodesk's broader AEC design platform. Autodesk states this is a branding and experience change rather than a platform replacement, and that existing projects, data, and workflows remain in place.
Key Features
The platform includes document management, project management tools such as RFIs, submittals, and daily reports, BIM model coordination with clash detection, and bid management with access to construction bidding networks. It also offers AI-assisted workflow automation and real-time cost, schedule, and status insights, plus over 400 pre-built integrations with ERP, CRM, and analytics tools.
Who It's For
Autodesk Construction Cloud is used by general contractors, specialty contractors, building owners, and designers across commercial, industrial, infrastructure, and institutional construction projects.
Key Features
Document management — Centralized storage and organization of project documents.
Project management tools — RFIs, submittals, daily reports, and team coordination workflows.
BIM model coordination — Clash detection and issue resolution across building models.
Bid management — Access to construction bidding networks for procurement.
AI-assisted workflows — Automation and insights to support project decision-making.
Extensive integrations — Over 400 pre-built integrations with ERP, CRM, and analytics platforms.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Backed by Autodesk, an established, publicly traded AEC software company
Broad feature set spanning documents, project management, and BIM coordination
Large integration ecosystem (400+ pre-built integrations)
Used across a large volume of construction projects globally
Cons
No public pricing; requires a sales conversation or demo
Undergoing a brand transition to Autodesk Forma, which may cause naming confusion for existing users
Feature depth and complexity may be more than smaller contractors need