FlexiData

Automate parameter work across thousands of elements at once, then reuse the same operations on every project.

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How it works

  1. 01
    Write the rules in the Configurator — a list of operations, saved as one .fdc file.
  2. 02
    Open the file in the Executor inside Revit, tick what to run — whole model, active view or selection.
  3. 03
    Read the report: what was written, what was not, and why. Undo the whole run in one step.
The FlexiData cycle: write the rules in the Configurator, save the .fdc file, open it in the Executor in Revit, check, run, read the report, adjust the rules

Screenshots

The main window with a file of several operations open
Configurator — main window
The run screen with some operations ticked and Settings folded
Executor — run screen
The full report with the outcome bar, Operations and Element details, one reason group opened
Executor — report
Revit screenshot → Ctrl+V

Paste a screenshot of any category list — every category on it is ticked.

Revit’s Visibility/Graphics dialog, Model Categories tab: the column of category names framed — the part to capture
01Screenshot from Revit
The same fifteen categories ticked in the Configurator: 15 categories ticked from the screenshot, 15 selected, the new rows tinted at the top
02Ctrl+V in the Configurator

Requirements

RevitAutodesk Revit 2021–2027
Windows64-bit Windows
LanguagesEnglish and German, switchable at any time
ModelsWorks in workshared models; never writes to linked models