Frequently asked questions

It fills, corrects and organizes parameter values in Revit by rules you write once: 19 operations such as Set Value, Room Data, Map Values and Unique Identifier, saved in one .fdc file and run on thousands of elements at once.

Revit 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027. One installer sets up all of them.

64-bit Windows and Revit. The installer works per user, without administrator rights. The Configurator runs on its own, without Revit.

No. It writes values of parameters your elements already have — shared, project, family or built-in. It never creates parameters, changes geometry or writes to linked models.

Yes. The rules are one .fdc file: share it, and everyone runs the same standard on every project and every Revit year.

Yes — the whole interface and the manual, switchable at any time.

Yes, 14 days with every operation and setting.

€249 a year — or €174 a year at the early-bird price for a limited time after launch, locked for 3 years of renewals. Licences added later are €249 a year. One licence includes the Configurator and the Executor, every operation, Revit 2023–2027 and both languages. See Pricing. More than 5 licenses? Request a quote.

On a first-time purchase, within 14 days, for any reason — see the Refund Policy.

Paddle, our reseller and Merchant of Record. It adds VAT where it applies and issues the invoice.

No. It never reads out or sends the content of your projects. The only connections it can make are license activation (the license key and a pseudonymous machine fingerprint, then about once a day while a key is in use) and, if you switch it on, an update check — see Your data.

Yes. It skips elements other users have checked out instead of failing on them, and can check out worksets and synchronize with central before and after the run.

The report after every run shows what was written, what was not and why, and Undo this run takes the whole run back in one step.