Openings Studio™ 3.29 Enhances BIM Software with the latest Revit®, Archicad®, and SiteOwl® Integrations

Integration with SiteOwl will bring together door opening design and physical security lifecycle management

New Haven, Connecticut — Openings Studio™, ASSA ABLOY's building information modeling (BIM)-enabled software platform for door hardware specification, opening coordination, and lifecycle management, announces version 3.29. The platform connects architects, specifiers, contractors, and facility managers with accurate opening data from design through ongoing operations.

The release introduces modernized BIM workflows, expanded Autodesk® Revit® and GRAPHISOFT® Archicad® integrations, enhanced mobile field tools, and new capabilities that improve collaboration across design, construction, and facility management teams. By connecting opening information from specification through ongoing operations, Openings Studio helps project teams reduce coordination errors, streamline documentation, and maintain a digital record of opening assets throughout the building lifecycle.

This release also marks the beginning of an integration with SiteOwl®, bringing together door opening design and physical security lifecycle management. The integration enables users to transfer floor plans and electrified opening information from Openings Studio into SiteOwl, helping bridge the gap between design, installation, and ongoing facility operations. By connecting these workflows, organizations gain greater continuity of information throughout the building lifecycle while laying the groundwork for future capabilities that will further streamline project delivery and asset management.

At the center of this release is a refreshed user interface featuring light and dark themes that improve visual clarity across complex door schedules while aligning the application with ASSA ABLOY's updated design language. Beyond the visual changes, the release introduces several practical tools designed to address common project coordination challenges. These features help teams resolve errors early and manage complex documentation more efficiently.

“This latest release is all about openings made easy. It includes features that are custom-built to provide specification and field teams with tools to reduce friction and maintain real-time information, whether they’re at the office or off-site. We are listening to our users and ensuring that Openings Studio continues to deliver a world-class experience,” said Erin Desman, President, Building Technology Solutions.

BIM teams can now work in Revit 2027 and Archicad 29 without interrupting active projects. Field teams benefit from improved mobile keying and stronger NFC tag security, reducing the risk of overwriting information in shared workflows.

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