Install & setup.
Four steps: download, install, sign in from Revit, and — if you're new — create your BINAZONE ID.
Requirements
- Revit
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- Windows
- The .NET runtime Revit needs is already on the machine — nothing extra to install.
- BINAZONE ID
- New? You'll create one in your browser the first time you sign in.
Step by step
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Download
Download Revit Copilot. The link always serves the newest release, so you never hunt for a version number.
Grab the latest installer -
Install
Double-click the installer. It installs to your user profile — no admin elevation — and registers with every supported Revit year it finds on the machine.
Windows may show an “unknown publisher” notice while our code-signing rolls out — choose More info → Run anyway.
Rolling out to a whole office? Deploy it silently:
RevitCopilotSetup.exe /VERYSILENTOne double-click, no admin -
Sign in from Revit
Open Revit. The Copilot pane is under Add-ins. Click Sign in — Copilot opens your browser to sign in securely. Once you're back, it remembers you, so you only do this once per machine.
Sign in from the Copilot pane -
New here? Create your BINAZONE ID
On that browser page, choose Create account. You'll enter your name, work email, a phone number for a one-time code, and a password. Finish, and the browser hands you back to Copilot — signed in and ready.
The verification code is sent by SMS to a Malaysian mobile (+60) for now.
Create your BINAZONE ID
Updates
Revit Copilot checks for updates when Revit starts. A new version downloads in the background and takes effect the next time you start Revit — you never run the installer twice.