Revit Server does not provide these rights
In RS itself there is no transparent way to assign access by user, group, project, model section and action. RSG adds this control layer.
Revit Server Guard turns standard Revit Server into a secure and transparent environment for team collaboration.
RSG actively manages data exchange and prevents unauthorized actions before they affect the project.
RSG enforces project rules technically instead of relying only on instructions and user attention.
In RS itself there is no transparent way to assign access by user, group, project, model section and action. RSG adds this control layer.
On complex projects, instructions and training alone are not enough: too many companies, roles and temporary participants work in one environment.
The user sees and performs only what is allowed for their role. Accidental and intentional actions outside responsibility are stopped at the proxy layer.
BIM administrators see who requested what, which rule allowed or blocked it, and where rights need to be adjusted.
Install RSG next to Revit Server, connect users and groups, then define projects, sections and allowed actions.
Set who can see, open, edit, publish or administer each project and model section.
Rules are built from users, groups, roles, projects, sections and operation types: browse, open, write, publish and administration.
The Revit client connects to the familiar RS address, while the RSG TCP proxy accepts the connection and forwards it only after the check.
Centralized backup scheduling for Revit Server projects with storage path, schedule, last backup date, and success/error status.
A full history of changes: who did what, where, and when, with filters by project, user, action type, and PDF/XLSX export.
Rights, sections, gateways, backups and analytics are collected in one administrative interface.
The administrator’s start screen. It shows who has which role in each project and section, with search, grouping, bulk actions, and refresh.
A controlled list of users, their status, projects, roles, and actions for creating, editing, importing, and exporting accounts.
The link between real Revit Server projects and RSG administration: server path, country, folder tree, section bindings, and user assignments.
The main place for configuring authorization: which role can write to which section or discipline.
The discipline directory such as AR, KR, MEP, and the bindings between sections and real Revit Server project folders.
The RSG protection layer for network access to Revit Server: hosts, proxy paths, protection status, and service start/stop.
A full history of changes: who did what, where, and when, with filters by project, user, action type, and PDF/XLSX export.
Centralized backup scheduling for Revit Server projects with storage path, schedule, last backup date, and success/error status.
The configuration screen for license, branding, database, ports, API address, server path, theme, languages, logo, and administrator password.
Charts and summaries for activity: projects, users, changes, exports, and separate project model activity export.
Complex projects include many companies, roles and temporary participants in one environment.
BIM administrators see who requested what and which rule allowed or blocked it.
The protection layer manages hosts, proxy paths and service status.
Large project teams need rules that are enforced automatically.
Build the configuration for your infrastructure: term, users, Revit Server versions and server count.
Choose the licence type, users, term, Revit Server versions and server count.
Run RSG on a test project and see the access controls Revit Server does not provide by itself.