Yes. With the right integration and sync strategy, construction teams can keep key project information aligned between Procore and Autodesk Forma / ACC. Graitec File Sync supports synchronization between Procore and ACC for files, documents, sheets, RFIs, submittals, photos, metadata, attachments, and version history where supported by the connected platforms. It can also export supported project data into other systems such as SharePoint, OneDrive, Windows folders, BIM 360, Bluebeam, Egnyte, and Dalux for backup, sharing, or handover workflows.

Most construction teams do not operate across multiple platforms because they want complexity. They do it because different stakeholders have different responsibilities, contracts, workflows, and technology standards.
The goal is not to replace one platform with another. The goal is to make the systems construction teams already use work together more reliably.
When project information has to be downloaded, renamed, re-uploaded, rechecked, or manually reconciled between systems, small delays can become project risk. Drawings may drift between platforms. RFI or submittal packages may need to be recreated. Metadata can become inconsistent. Version history can be difficult to validate. Backup and closeout teams may not know which platform contains the latest record.
These issues are not a failure of Procore or Autodesk Forma / ACC. They are a natural result of project teams working across multiple valid systems. File Sync addresses the seams between those systems by automating controlled data movement between them.
Graitec File Sync is a desktop application that connects supported cloud and on-premise platforms through secure connections, workspaces, and syncs. Teams can define the source, destination, folders, data categories, metadata, versioning, filters, and schedules for each sync workflow.
| Project data type | Supported File Sync workflow |
| Documents and project files | Sync between Autodesk Forma and Procore. Supports standard document copies, file versions, and custom metadata where the connected platforms support them. |
| Sheets / drawings | Sync PDF sheets between Forma Sheets and Procore Drawings. Sheets can also be exported as PDF files to supported destinations. |
| RFIs | 1-to-1 RFI synchronization between Forma (ACC) and Procore, including attachments where supported. RFIs can also be exported as PDFs with attachments to other supported platforms. |
| Submittals | 1-to-1 submittal synchronization between Autodesk Forma (ACC) and Procore, including attachments where supported. Submittals can also be exported as PDFs with attachments. |
| Photos | Sync photos between Autodesk Forma and Procore where supported, and export photos as image files to other supported platforms. |
| Metadata | Synchronize supported metadata fields. For Procore, metadata population is update-only and requires the fields to already exist in Procore. |
| Version history | Sync the latest file version by default, or sync all available historical versions for one-time migration and audit-focused workflows where supported. |
When one stakeholder publishes documents in Autodesk Forma / ACC and another team works from Procore, File Sync can help keep the relevant project files aligned so teams are not relying on manual uploads or email-based file movement.
Project collaboration is not limited to documents. File Sync also supports Procore and Autodesk Forma workflows for drawings/sheets, RFIs, submittals, and photos. This helps teams keep key project records visible across systems without rebuilding the same information manually.
For example, teams can synchronize RFIs between Autodesk Forma and Procore, including attachments where supported. They can also sync sheets between Forma Sheets and Procore Drawings, or export structured records as PDFs and attachments to other platforms for backup, reporting, or closeout purposes.
Some teams need ongoing platform-to-platform sync. Others need a one-time migration, such as moving active or historical project information into Autodesk Forma. In both cases, project context matters. File names alone are not enough.
File Sync can help preserve folder structures, supported metadata, and version history where the source and destination systems expose and support those details. For full migration scenarios, teams can choose to sync all available historical file versions rather than only the latest version. For ongoing syncs, versioning can be used to create a new destination version when a source file changes.
Because version and metadata support depends on the connected platforms, Graitec experts recommend scoping these requirements before migration or sync setup.
Sync is not only about collaboration. It is also about resilience. File Sync can copy project data from cloud platforms into controlled backup locations such as Windows folders, SharePoint, OneDrive, or other supported systems. This helps teams support retention, audit, closeout, and business-continuity needs.
For backup-style workflows, teams can define schedules, copy rules, and destination locations, then review activity logs to confirm what has been transferred. File Sync can also export supported Autodesk Forma and Procore project records into standard file formats when teams need file-based archives outside the source platform.
| Manual process | File Sync approach |
| Download files from one platform and upload them into another | Configure controlled source-to-destination syncs between supported systems. |
| Rely on people to remember which files changed | Use incremental copy, scheduling, filters, and logs to manage ongoing updates. |
| Rebuild folder structures manually | Preserve or recreate source folder structures where required. |
| Re-enter metadata manually | Synchronize supported metadata fields and use Excel-based metadata workflows for selected scenarios. |
| Lose visibility into what transferred | Review file-level logs, warnings, skipped items, and errors. |
| Restart large syncs after issues | Retry failed files from previous sync logs without rerunning the full workflow. |
A typical engagement starts by understanding the platforms, projects, data types, and business outcome. The workflow usually follows five steps:
Before setting up a Procore and Forma / ACC sync workflow, prepare the following information:
Procore and Autodesk Forma / ACC both play important roles in the construction technology ecosystem. Many firms use both because different stakeholders need different workflows.
Graitec File Sync is built for construction teams that need to move, synchronize, and protect project-critical data across the systems they already use. It combines platform connectivity, file synchronization, metadata support, versioning, scheduling, filtering, logs, and backup workflows in one AEC-focused solution.
Rather than forcing a single-platform decision, File Sync helps teams make their existing technology stack work together more effectively.
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Talk to Graitec about your Procore and Forma / ACC workflow. We will help you identify what needs to move, what should stay synchronized, what needs to be backed up, and how File Sync can support your project data strategy.
