Saturday, September 5, 2020
Milwaukee Tool is proud to announce that their One-Key digital platform now integrates with Autodesk Construction Cloud™’s BIM 360 construction management software, enabling customers to seamlessly share information between the two solutions and enhance asset tracking, project management, and reporting.
As the industry’s largest and most robust asset management platform and tracking network, One-Key™ incorporates industry-leading tool electronics with a custom-built, cloud-based software application to provide control over asset data and simplifying the way construction projects get done. The Milwaukee Tool One-Key™ and BIM 360 integration provides enhanced control, tying in critical project information to further inform asset management.
Once users link their One-Key™ account with their BIM 360 account, master records like Projects and Contacts can be imported directly into One-Key™, keeping collaboration systems synchronized. Furthermore, users of Milwaukee’s new M12 FUEL™ Digital Torque Wrenches will be able to upload torque reports directly from One-Key™ into BIM 360 Docs, digitally syncing torque quality data from the field to the back office. Milwaukee plans to roll out similar reporting functionalities with other tools over time.
“As the industry builds a construction technology ecosystem, contractors are faced with more software solutions than ever before to help support and run their businesses. This integration with BIM 360 will streamline the tool management aspects of the construction process within the BIM 360 interface, creating huge workflow efficiencies for users of both platforms,” said Andrew Lambert, Group Program Manager for Milwaukee One-Key.
“As the construction industry continues to digitize and adopt various solutions, integrations become increasingly critical for streamlining data management,” says James Cook, head of integrations at Autodesk Construction Solutions. “Integrating with One-Key™ enables us to provide customers access to their asset data in BIM 360 so they have the context they need for project management, simplifying decision making ultimately helping reduce project risks.”
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