Guardian Backstage 3.0 Release Webinar

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February 2025

Summary

Guardian Backstage 3.0 has been designed to give you deeper insights into how your teams engage with Revit and Guardian, improving your ability to tune Guardian’s proactive settings, focus your training efforts, understand how to increase efficiencies, and know which models require your attention. We walk through what makes Backstage 3.0 a game-changer, such as, an all-new, larger layout with enhanced, intuitive data visualizations, detailed insights into overall project and individual model performance, and a faster refresh of data.

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