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The Autodesk Construction Cloud integration lets you bring your ACC projects — and the RFIs inside them — directly into RFI Manager. Once you connect your account, you select which ACC hubs and projects to link, and RFI Manager can pull data from those projects without requiring you to re-authenticate each time. The connection is per-workspace, so everyone on your team benefits after a single setup.

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How to connect your Autodesk account

1

Open your workspace settings

In the left sidebar, click Settings, then select the Integrations tab.
2

Start the connection

Locate the Autodesk Construction Cloud card and click Connect. A setup instructions dialog opens. Read through the steps, then click Continue to begin the OAuth flow.
3

Authorize in Autodesk

A browser popup opens and takes you to the Autodesk login page. Sign in with your Autodesk account and grant the requested permissions. The popup closes automatically when authorization succeeds.
4

Confirm the connection

Return to the Integrations tab. The Autodesk Construction Cloud card now shows a Connected badge.
You only need to connect once per workspace. After the initial authorization, your connection is maintained automatically — you do not need to sign in to Autodesk again unless you explicitly disconnect.

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Map an Autodesk project

After connecting your account, you select which Autodesk projects to sync with RFI Manager.
1

Open the project mapper

From your project’s RFI list, click Connect Autodesk Project, or go to the synced projects section under the Autodesk card in Settings → Integrations and click Add project.
2

Choose an account (hub)

RFI Manager lists the Autodesk hubs your account has access to. Click the hub that contains the project you want to import.
3

Select one or more projects

After selecting a hub, the projects inside it load automatically. Click each project you want to link. Projects already added to this workspace are shown with an Added badge and cannot be selected again.
4

Save the mapping

Click Add (or Add N projects if you selected multiple). RFI Manager saves the configuration and begins syncing RFI data from the selected projects.
You can map projects from multiple hubs. Repeat the steps above for each hub you need.

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What data is available after connecting

Once an Autodesk project is mapped, RFI Manager can access:
  • RFIs from the connected ACC project
  • Project metadata (name, hub association)
Data access depends on the permissions your Autodesk account holds for each project. If a project does not appear in the list, verify that your Autodesk account has at least read access to it.

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Disconnect Autodesk

1

Go to Settings → Integrations

In the left sidebar, click Settings, then select the Integrations tab.
2

Disconnect the account

On the Autodesk Construction Cloud card, click Disconnect. Confirm the action in the dialog that appears.
Disconnecting removes the Autodesk connection for your entire workspace. Existing synced RFIs remain in RFI Manager, but no new data will sync until you reconnect. Your project mappings are preserved so they are ready when you reconnect.