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Name: DataDrivenConstruction Revit2IFC Converter — Lifetime License
SKU: Revit_XLSX_DAE-3-1-1
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DataDrivenConstruction Revit2IFC Converter — Lifetime License

The DDC Revit2IFC converter allows you to access Autodesk® Revit® project files (RVT, RFA) and convert them into the open IFC format. Without running Revit® and without using the Internet (no third-party libraries or plug-ins required), the converter extracts project data and produces IFC files with flexible settings, giving you full control over the level of detail and export configuration.

With the lifetime license, you make a one-time purchase and receive:

Permanent access to the full version of the Revit2IFC converter
All current features and functionality available at the time of purchase
A stable, offline tool that does not expire

Ways to use the converter:

Graphical Interface Application — quick one-off conversions with an intuitive UI
Terminal Application — command-line utility for technicians and automation tasks
Bulk Conversion — process large datasets in parallel for enterprises
Workflow Integration — ready-made n8n and Python pipelines for seamless automation

Export Modes:
◾️ Standard Mode — compact IFC export with essential geometry and key properties (ideal for coordination and model exchange)
◾️ Extended Mode — detailed IFC export including full properties, quantities, and classifications (suited for QTO, cost estimation, and validation)
◾️ Custom Mode — fully configurable with 52 parameters, allowing fine-tuning to specific project or client requirements

Key Features:
◾️ One-time purchase — no recurring fees
◾️ Full access to the current version of the converter
◾️ No Revit® or CAD/BIM software required — works standalone
◾️ Batch Processing — convert one project or hundreds at once
◾️ Works completely offline — no Internet, Forge, API, or additional plug-ins needed
◾️ Secure Licensing — license tied to a single workstation
◾️ Permanent use — keep your converter forever with the features included at purchase

Our tools utilize reverse-engineering techniques to legally extract data from closed file formats. All software is digitally signed to ensure authenticity and security.

Requirements:
◾️ Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11

$180.00

Additional information

How to get started with the converter

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Question & Answer section

1What are the necessary components on my computer to initiate the conversion of Revit®, IFC and DWG files?

To begin the conversion process, simply download the converter zip package, extract its contents, and then run it either through its user interface or by integrating the conversion functionality into your application or automation scripts, without any need for further installation.

2Is it necessary to install Revit®, AutoCAD or any other plugins and tools on my computer for converting the data?

To perform the conversion, you don't require Revit®, AutoCAD or any additional tools from CAD or BIM vendors.

3Is an internet connection required for converting data from Revit®, AutoCAD and IFC files?

No, an internet connection is not necessary. The conversion process is completed entirely offline, without transmitting or receiving any data over the internet.

4Does the 'Ad-Free Full edition' have an expiration date?

No, there are no time usage restrictions on this version.

5What kind of support is provided with the converter?

Support includes installation, usage, configuration, diagnosis, and bug fixes.

6 Is there any file size limit for the converter?

No, there are no restrictions on file size.

7How is RVT, DWG object data extracted without opening Revit and AutoCAD?

The process involves reverse engineering tools, which is complex and legally permissible.

8Is it possible to get advice or training to use the converter?

We can provide automation consulting, application or training services on an hourly basis upon request.

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DataDrivenConstruction Revit2IFC Converter — Lifetime License

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🚀 Goals and Pain Points

Build your automation pipeline

Understand and organize your data

Automate your key process

Define a digital strategy

Move from CAD (BIM) to databases and analytics

Combine BIM, ERP and Excel

Convince leadership to invest in data

📘 What to Read in Data-Driven Construction Guidebook

Chapters 1.2, 4.1–4.3 – Technologies, Data Conversion, Structuring, Modeling:

Centralized vs fragmented data

Principles of data structure

Roles of Excel, DWH, and databases

Chapters 5.2, 7.2 – QTO Automation, ETL with Python:

Data filtering and grouping

Automating QTO and quantity takeoff

Python scripts and ETL logic

Chapter 10.2 – Roadmap for Digital Transformation:

Strategic stages of digital change

Organizational setup

Prioritization and execution paths

Chapters 4.1, 8.1–8.2 – From CAD (BIM) to Storage & Analytics:

Translating Revit/IFC to structured tables

BIM as a database

Building analytical backends

Chapters 7.3, 10.2 – Building ETL Pipelines + Strategic Integration:

Combining Excel, BIM, ERP

Automating flows between tools

Connecting scattered data sources

Chapters 7.3, 7.4 – ETL Pipelines and Orchestration (Airflow, n8n):

Building pipelines

Scheduling jobs

Using tools like Airflow or n8n to control the flow

Chapters 2.1, 10.1 – Fragmentation, ROI, Survival Strategy:

Hidden costs of bad data

Risk of inaction

ROI of data initiatives

Convincing stakeholders

🎯 DDC Workshop That Solves Your Puzzle

Module 1 – Data Automation and Workflows in Construction:Overview of data sourcesExcel vs systemsTypical data flows in constructionFoundational data logic

Module 3 – Automated Data Processing Workflow:Setting up ETL workflowsCAD/BIM extractionAutomation in Excel/PDF reporting

Module 8 – Converting Unstructured CAD into Structured Formats From IFC/Revit to tablesGeometric vs semantic dataTools for parsing and transforming CAD models

Module 13 – Key Stages of Transformation Transformation roadmapChange managementRoles and responsibilitiesKPIs and success metrics

Module 8 – Integrating Diverse Data Systems and FormatsExcel, ERP, BIM integrationData connection and file exchangeStructuring hybrid pipelines

Module 7 – Automating Data Quality Assurance Processes Rules and checksDashboardsReport validationAutomated exception handling

Module 10 – Challenges of Digitalization in the Industry How to justify investment in dataStakeholder concernsROI examplesFailure risks

💬 Individual Consultation – What We'll Discuss

Audit of your data landscape

We'll review how data is stored and shared in your company and identify key improvement areas.

Select a process for automation

We'll pick one process in your company that can be automated and outline a step-by-step plan.

Strategic roadmap planning

Together we’ll map your digital transformation priorities and build a realistic roadmap.

CAD (BIM) - IFC/Revit model review

We'll review your Revit/IFC/DWG data and show how to convert it into clean, structured datasets.

Mapping integrations across tools

We’ll identify your main data sources and define how they could be connected into one workflow.

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We'll plan a pilot pipeline: where to start, what tools to use, and what benefits to expect.

ROI and stakeholder alignment

We’ll discuss how to justify data investments with ROI examples and stakeholder alignment tips.

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Module 1 – Data Automation and Workflows in Construction:
Overview of data sources
Excel vs systems
Typical data flows in construction
Foundational data logic

Module 3 – Automated Data Processing Workflow:
Setting up ETL workflows
CAD/BIM extraction
Automation in Excel/PDF reporting

Module 8 – Converting Unstructured CAD into Structured Formats
From IFC/Revit to tables
Geometric vs semantic data
Tools for parsing and transforming CAD models

Module 13 – Key Stages of Transformation
Transformation roadmap
Change management
Roles and responsibilities
KPIs and success metrics

Module 8 – Integrating Diverse Data Systems and Formats
Excel, ERP, BIM integration
Data connection and file exchange
Structuring hybrid pipelines

Module 7 – Automating Data Quality Assurance Processes
Rules and checks
Dashboards
Report validation
Automated exception handling

Module 10 – Challenges of Digitalization in the Industry
How to justify investment in data
Stakeholder concerns
ROI examples
Failure risks