OmniClass for Revit

Using Revit? The Construction Standard provides licensed OmniClass access through CSI Dynamic Standards — with classifications for Revit integration.

OmniClass for Revit

Using Revit? You need OmniClass classifications to tag models, organize families, and structure BIM data.

The Construction Standard provides licensed OmniClass access through CSI Dynamic Standards — with current classifications for Revit integration.

How Revit Users Need OmniClass

Revit users need OmniClass to tag model elements with lifecycle classifications, organize families and assemblies by OmniClass structure, generate schedules and keynotes using OmniClass organization, and export BIM data with OmniClass classifications for handover.

The Problem with Hardcoded OmniClass Data in Revit

Many Revit users try to hardcode OmniClass classifications directly into Revit. This creates problems:

  • Revit families with stale data — OmniClass is updated regularly by CSI; families with hardcoded classifications from older editions propagate errors across every project
  • No edition tracking — When OmniClass updates, Revit users don't know which families need updating or what changed
  • Coordination failures — When different Revit users reference different OmniClass editions, coordination breaks down

Licensed OmniClass Access for Revit Users

The Construction Standard provides licensed access to OmniClass through CSI Dynamic Standards. Revit users get:

  • Always-current classifications — Look up current OmniClass classifications before tagging families, know which edition applies to your project, and see what changed between editions
  • Cross-references — Cross-reference OmniClass to MasterFormat sections (for specification alignment) and connect OmniClass to UniFormat elements (for building element tagging)
  • Searchable lookup — Search by table number, code, or keyword, browse the full OmniClass hierarchy, and bookmark frequently-used classifications for Revit work

Get Started with OmniClass for Revit

The Construction Standard provides licensed access to CSI Dynamic Standards — including OmniClass, through the Standards Navigator. Revit users get current, authorized OmniClass data for BIM classification.

COMMON QUESTIONS
Get licensed access through The Construction Standard. The Standards Navigator provides current OmniClass classifications you can reference in Revit families, tags, and schedules.
Yes. The Construction Standard provides licensed OmniClass access through CSI Dynamic Standards. Revit users get searchable, always-current OmniClass data with cross-references to MasterFormat and UniFormat.
The Standards Navigator is a web-based tool that provides OmniClass lookup for Revit users. You search and reference current OmniClass classifications as you work in Revit.

Ready to Get Started?

CSI Dynamic Standards includes MasterFormat, UniFormat, and OmniClass as a connected, edition-aware system. The Construction Standard provides licensed access—built for the speed of your work.