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Autodesk identifies Revit 2027–2024 as the supported set in May 2026

Supported-version policy affects upgrades, interoperability, cloud-model planning and project IT requirements. Confirm the current support page and contract entitlements before committing a live project.

Relevant to: BIM managers · Developers + IT · Design teams

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Why it matters

The project consequence

A supported-version list affects vendor assistance and security planning, but it does not by itself settle interoperability, cloud-model upgrades, add-in compatibility or a client’s contractual authoring version.

What to do next

Three useful checks

  1. 01

    Record the project-authorized Revit build—not only the release year.

  2. 02

    Confirm cloud-worksharing, Desktop Connector and critical add-in compatibility before upgrading.

  3. 03

    Use a copy of representative models for upgrade and round-trip tests; Revit models cannot be saved back to an earlier release.

Boundary to watch

Do not let the headline outrun the source.

The supported set rolls forward. Check Autodesk’s live support page and the project appointment before changing versions.

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