What is Bimrock Autotag?
How Autotag replaces manual tagging workflows with profile-driven automation.
Last updated: 2024-12-01
If you've ever run Tag All Not Tagged and then spent an hour nudging tags, fixing overlaps, and deleting extras, you already know the pain Autotag solves. Autotag replaces that entire cycle with a profile: you define once which MEP categories and parameters matter, and the system runs a consistent tagging + arrangement pass across all your Revit views.
What Autotag Does Differently
Unlike native Revit tagging commands, Autotag combines tag creation and intelligent placement in one operation:
- Creates tags based on profile rules (categories, system types, filters)—not just "everything visible"
- Arranges tags automatically using overlap avoidance and consistent positioning
- Processes views in the background via a job queue, so you can keep working
- Stores your tagging standards in reusable profiles that work across projects and teams
Supported Revit Versions
Autotag supports Revit 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026. We maintain support for the latest three major versions; when a new version releases, the oldest is phased out over 6 months.
Key Capabilities
| Capability | What It Means for Your Workflow |
|---|---|
| Profile-driven tagging | Encode your office standards once; apply them consistently across views and projects |
| Create & Organize in one pass | Skip the manual cleanup—tags are placed and arranged automatically |
| Batch processing | Tag all mechanical plans for a building in one operation |
| Scope control | Tag only selected elements, only host model, or include linked models |
| Arrange tools | Fine-tune congested areas with Tag Selector, Sort Cluster, and alignment tools |
| Background job queue | Queue multiple views and keep modeling while Autotag processes |
How It Fits Your Existing Workflow
Autotag respects your existing Revit setup:
- Uses your project's loaded tag families—no special families required
- Honors view visibility settings (VG) and crop regions
- Works with linked models the same way you'd tag them manually
- Doesn't modify your view templates or family definitions
Typical Time Savings
On a typical MEP project:
- 30–60 minutes saved per floor plan (vs. Tag All + manual cleanup)
- 2–4 hours saved per building when using Batch Tagging
- Reduced QC cycles because tag placement is consistent across views