Revit to COBie, in the cloud

Turn your Revit model into a COBie spreadsheet.

Upload your model or connect Autodesk Forma. BIMRelay generates a COBie 2.4 workbook, checks for missing information, and uses AI to help fill the gaps. Review and complete it with your team before exporting to Excel.

  • No Revit add-in
  • No COBie parameters required
  • Validation and AI Review
  • Excel export
How to get COBie from Revit
The BIMRelay applicationYour workbook, generated from the model

How it works

From Revit model to COBie in three steps.

Use the data already in your model. Generate the workbook, review what needs attention, and prepare your Excel deliverable in the browser.

Generate and update

Upload your Revit model or connect Autodesk Forma, including linked models. Generate your first workbook, then import newer model versions into the same project. Your edits carry forward.

Review and complete

Check missing information in the Issues panel and approve the suggestions AI Review finds. Adjust column sources or fill in handover data directly in the workbook, with the model beside it.

Export to Excel

Review the workbook against your owner's requirements, then export the COBie 2.4 XLSX.

Follow the Revit-to-COBie guide

Inside the product

See what BIMRelay builds from your model.

Explore the generated workbook, its validation findings, and how it stays current as the model changes. Open any image for a closer look.

  1. Step 1

    Explore the generated workbook

    BIMRelay turns the model data into COBie worksheets and references. Inspect the rows beside the model, adjust their sources, and fill in information missing from Revit.

    The Component sheet lists the generated assets. The model viewer provides context while you review the workbook.

  2. Step 2

    Find what needs attention

    Generation runs validation on the workbook. Open a finding to reach the affected data and decide whether to fix a source mapping or enter the missing value.

    The Issues panel identifies the worksheet, field, and missing value. Here, required Category values still need attention.

  3. Step 3

    Keep the workbook current

    Import newer model versions and your edits carry forward. Compare what changed, resolve remaining findings, and export the delivery workbook.

    Version comparison separates added, removed, and changed rows so you can review what changed between deliveries.

Inspect the exported COBie workbookDownload a completed COBie 2.4 example prepared and exported with BIMRelay.Download XLSX

AI Review

AI suggests ways to fill the gaps.

After your workbook is generated, AI Review checks which assets and attributes belong, researches identifiable products, and suggests missing classifications. Review the reasoning and sources, then approve the changes you want.

Catch missing equipment and stray geometry.

AI Review looks at every Type in the model and points out equipment your asset rules missed, along with brackets, symbols and other modeling helpers that don't belong in an asset register.

How Asset review works
AI Review spots equipment the asset rules left out and explains why it belongs.

Keep the properties that matter.

For each kind of equipment, AI Review looks at the real values in your model and suggests properties worth carrying as Attributes, such as flow rates and ratings, and ones that only add noise.

How attribute suggestions work
Five properties worth keeping for an eyewash station, each with the value it would carry.

Fill in product details from the manufacturer.

AI Review looks up identifiable products on official manufacturer websites and suggests the details your Types are missing, with a link to the page each value came from.

How product details work
Halton's own product page confirms this exhaust valve's model number, materials and finish.

Fill in missing classifications.

When a Type, Space or the Facility has no Category, AI Review suggests a code from your project's OmniClass or Uniclass catalog and explains the choice.

How classification suggestions work
Spaces with an empty Category get an OmniClass code and a short reason, ready to approve.
See everything AI Review does

Built for the whole team

COBie shouldn't depend on one person inside Revit.

Your BIM team provides the models. Suppliers, commissioning teams, and owner representatives contribute the handover data they know, without passing spreadsheet copies around.

Work in one workbook

Invite suppliers, commissioning teams, and owner representatives to fill in the information they know. Everyone works in the browser, without Revit or spreadsheet copies.

Discuss the missing details

Leave a comment on a cell when a value needs clarification. Keep the conversation beside the data, with the model available for context.

Choose who can edit

Give each person Manager, Editor, or Read-only access to the project. Collaborators are unlimited, so adding the right people does not increase the price.

Pricing

Simple per-project pricing.

Evaluate one project free. Pro is $299/month per active project, with automatic volume discounts and unlimited collaborators.

Billing period

Free

Evaluation workspace

$0/month

Generate and review a real COBie 2.4 workbook before paying for ongoing model updates or complete exports.

  • One active project
  • One model with its linked models
  • AI Review of the workbook
  • Collaborative workbook editing
  • Workbook validation
  • Sample XLSX exports
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For companies managing more than 20 active projects.

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  • Volume pricing for annual agreements
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Automatic volume discounts

The discount applies to every project in your workspace’s purchased capacity, on monthly and annual plans. Archived projects do not use that capacity.

Active-project capacityDiscountPer project/month
1–2 projectsBase price$299
3–4 projects10% off$269
5–9 projects20% off$239
10–20 projects25% off$224
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COBie frequently asked questions

Before you bring your project.

Model access, configuration, and what happens as the project changes.

What do I get from my Revit model?

A COBie 2.4 workbook with the included worksheets, asset records, and references generated from your model. Review and edit it in the browser, then export to Excel.

Do I need Revit or a Revit add-in installed?

No. BIMRelay runs in the browser. Upload a Revit model directly without a Forma account, or connect an authorized Autodesk account to use published models in Forma. You do not need to add COBie parameters to your model; existing COBie parameters can be used when present.

Does BIMRelay change my Revit model?

No. Workbook edits, source settings, and asset selections stay in BIMRelay. BIMRelay does not add parameters or write changes back to your source Revit model.

Does BIMRelay work with linked models?

Yes. The host model and the discipline links you choose feed one COBie workbook. BIMRelay supports Revit 2024, 2025, 2026, and 2027.

Can I customize how BIMRelay generates COBie?

Yes. Configure asset scope, property mappings, naming rules, columns, required fields, and export settings within the COBie 2.4 worksheet structure. Existing Autodesk COBie Extension parameters can supply values, but they are optional.

Does BIMRelay use AI?

Yes. After your workbook is generated, AI Review checks which assets and attributes belong, looks up product details on manufacturer websites, and suggests missing OmniClass or Uniclass classifications. Each suggestion shows its reasoning or source, and nothing changes until you approve it. BIMRelay and its AI providers do not use your project content to train general-purpose AI models.

What happens to our edits when models change?

Importing a model update creates a new workbook version. Values from the model refresh and your edits carry forward. Earlier versions stay available, and the comparison shows added, removed, and changed rows.

Are model updates automatic?

For Forma-connected models, you can import newer published versions when you're ready, or turn on automatic model updates.

Revit to COBie

Get COBie from your Revit model.

Upload a model, review the generated workbook, and export COBie 2.4 to Excel.

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