Autodesk Construction Cloud: issues, RFIs, sheets, coordination.
Autodesk Construction Cloud integration via APS — Manage projects, issues, RFIs, documents, and submittals. []( Tool | Description | ------|-------------| | List ACC/BIM 360 projects | | Create issues via APS Issues API | | Update issue status/priority/assignee | | List and filter issues | | Create RFIs via APS RFIs API | | List and filter RFIs | | Search drawings, specs, submittals | | Upload…
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Autodesk Construction Cloud integration via APS — Manage projects, issues, RFIs, documents, and submittals. []( Tool | Description | ------|-------------| | List ACC/BIM 360 projects | | Create issues via APS Issues API | | Update issue status/priority/assignee | | List and filter issues | | Create RFIs via APS RFIs API | | List and filter RFIs | | Search drawings, specs, submittals | | Upload files to project folders | | Full project summary with counts | Runtime: Cloudflare Workers Auth: APS…
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