Graitec earns Autodesk Gold Partner status

Achieved through Graitec File Sync, which streamlines migration, synchronisation, and backup across cloud and local systems


Graitec has become an Autodesk AECO Gold Technology Partner through Graitec File Sync, a data integration tool designed to automatically sync files and folders across various platforms including Autodesk Forma, Procore, Bluebeam, Microsoft SharePoint, and Egnyte.

AEC firms can also use Graitec File Sync to migrate project data between platforms with structure and naming conventions preserved, reducing the risk of version conflicts and misrouted files.

It can also be used to back up and archive Autodesk Forma project data to external destinations. According to the developers, this ensures continuity and compliance throughout the project lifecycle.


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“Our customers rely on Autodesk tools every day, and this recognition means we offer them a deeper, more seamlessly connected experience – one that translates directly into fewer errors, faster delivery, and less time spent managing data manually,” said Gary Edwards, solution line senior director, Graitec.

“Fragmented data across teams and systems remains a key challenge for project delivery,” added James Cook, director, industry & technology partnerships, Autodesk. “Graitec’s File Sync helps keep project data connected across teams and systems to ensure teams are working from the most up-to-date plans.

“By centralising this data within Autodesk Forma, our customers benefit from improved coordination and reduced manual effort across the entire project lifecycle.”

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