Below are frequently asked questions about accessing the Connected Sessions to Revit integration. Does everyone need Bluebeam Max to participate in a Connected Session to Revit? Only the designer originating the synchronization to see Bluebeam markups in Revit will need both Revit and Bluebeam Max licenses. What licenses do I need to start a Connected Session with Revit? To use Connected Sessions, you need Revit installed with a valid license and you need to be on the Bluebeam Max subscription plan to enable the Bluebeam Revit plugin to see markups in Revit and Sessions. Do I have to have Revit or another BIM software installed to use the connection between BIM and 2D PDF? Yes. To use Connected Sessions, you need Revit installed with a valid license and you need to be on the Bluebeam Max subscription plan to enable the Bluebeam Revit plugin to see markups in Revit and Sessions. What versions of Revit are supported? The Bluebeam plugin currently supports recent Revit versions (for example, Revit 2025 and 2026, with newer releases like 2027 supported via updated plugins). Why does it sign me out of Bluebeam when I'm using the Connected Session panel? You can’t be signed into a Studio Session in Revu and a Connected Session in Revit at the same time with the same BBID; if you see unexpected sign-outs or connection issues, raise a ticket with Bluebeam Support for investigation. Can users without Bluebeam Max participate? Yes. Connected Studio Sessions allow attendees with different Bluebeam plans to join and markup PDFs; Max is required for the user who wants to see the markups overlayed on their Revit model, not for collaborators who only add markups in Bluebeam.