Revit Add-in · Export/Import Views · Excel-based Standards

ConfiViews Export & import Revit views to Excel

Standardize production faster: export selected views (batch) to a spreadsheet, share view configurations, then import and recreate those views in another project—no macros, no Transfer Project Standards.

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Batch export (multi-select)
Preview before creating views
Works across teams

What does ConfiViews do?

Exports and imports Revit view configurations through Excel to keep standards consistent across projects.

Batch export

Select multiple views and generate a single .xlsx.

Import with preview

Review name/type before creating views.

Safe recreation

Use Revit-safe execution and Undo when needed.

Workflow

Minimal steps. Clear standards.

1) Export baseline

Capture approved views from a source project.

2) Share spreadsheet

Use the file as your standards package.

3) Recreate in target model

Import, preview, and create in sequence.

Pricing & downloads

Starter and Standard are self-service. Enterprise adds human support.

Starter

$4/ month
1 device activation
  • Updates included
  • Documentation + FAQ
  • Access to downloads
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Standard

$9/ month
2 device activations
  • Everything in Starter
  • 2 devices (desktop + laptop)
  • Self-service support
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Enterprise

$29/ seat / month
Minimum 5 seats
  • Priority human support
  • Virtual onboarding
  • Team deployment guidance
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Available versions by Revit

Use the installer that matches your Revit version.

Licensing (clear and simple)

Simple activations by plan and self-managed devices.

  • Starter: 1 device activation
  • Standard: 2 device activations
  • Enterprise: seats scale per license (minimum 5)
  • Manage devices in your portal (activate / deactivate)
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How to use ConfiViews

In 5 practical steps.

  1. Open ConfiViews from the DiFlow tab.
  2. Filter and select one or multiple views.
  3. Export Views to generate the .xlsx.
  4. Import From Excel and preview the list.
  5. Create Views and validate results.

Compatibility & notes

Designed for production views.

Supported

Typical model views such as plans and 3D.

Excluded

Schedules and non-graphical views are intentionally excluded.

Duplicate handling

If a view name already exists, ConfiViews skips it.

FAQ

Search or filter by category. Deep-links are supported (URL hash).

Tip: try “batch”, “view range”, “phases”, “2019–2024”.
What exactly does ConfiViews do?
ConfiViews exports selected Revit views to Excel and imports them back to recreate standardized views. It’s built to document view standards, share configurations, and reproduce them consistently in other projects.
What is the fastest workflow?
Open ConfiViews → filter views → select multiple views → Export Views → import the .xlsx in another model → preview → Create Views.
Can I export multiple views at once?
Yes. ConfiViews supports batch export: select one or many views (or select all) and export them to a single .xlsx.
What view data is exported to Excel?
ConfiViews exports view configuration such as:
  • Visible categories and subcategories
  • Worksets visibility
  • Filters (visibility / overrides)
  • View range (where applicable)
  • Phases and discipline settings
The goal is to reproduce the same “production-ready” view configuration in another project.
What happens if a view name already exists?
ConfiViews skips existing view names to avoid duplicates. This keeps your target model clean and predictable.
Which plan should I choose?
Starter and Standard are self-service (docs + tutorials). Enterprise is for teams that need human support and virtual training.
How many devices are included?
Starter includes 1 device activation. Standard includes 2 device activations. Enterprise scales per seat (minimum 5 seats). Manage devices in your portal.
Which Revit versions are supported?
Two installers are provided:
  • Revit 2019–2024
  • Revit 2025–2026
Get them here: Downloads.
Are schedules or legends supported?
No. ConfiViews focuses on production view types. Schedules and other non-graphical view types are excluded.
Import looks correct, but the created view doesn’t match exactly
Check if your target model has different templates, phases, filters, categories, or worksets than the source model. ConfiViews reproduces the exported configuration, but the project context can still affect final visibility.
The “DiFlow” tab doesn’t appear in Revit
Verify you installed the correct build for your Revit version. Check Manage → Add-in Manager for load errors. If needed, reinstall from your portal downloads.
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Send details (Revit version, view type, screenshot) and we’ll help you quickly.

Open the centralized support flow

Technical support is now handled from the DiFlow Support Center through the backend. This product will arrive preselected there.

  • Product preselected: ConfiViews
  • Uses your signed-in DiFlow account email
  • Protected by daily and monthly delivery limits
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