How to Understand Reports
Once your projects are synced from Revit to Autodesk Model Analytics Essentials, you'll have access to comprehensive insights across three levels:
- Organization-wide Hub Report (only available to Executive)
- Individual Project Report
- Specific Model Report
Each reveal different details that help you manage your work more effectively. While the level of granularity varies, reports across all levels surface the same core types of data—below is a matrix outlining what’s available in each report.
| Widget | Hub | Project | Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health Indicators | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Revit Warnings | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Health Score (current score) | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Historical Health Score | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sync time + file size | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sync Times (no file size) | ✓ | — | — |
| Overview (project status + contributor metrics) | ✓ | — | — |
| Projects (Hub project list) | ✓ | — | — |
| Families (Hub-wide most/least used) | ✓ | — | — |
| Revit Version Check | ✓ | — | — |
| Available Models | — | ✓ | — |
| Content tab (content-type inventory tables) | — | — | ✓ |
| Compare tab (Review Sync Activity + table) | — | — | ✓ |
Health Score and Health Indicators
Health Scores and Health Indicators use the same definitions and calculation logic in both Model Report and Project Report. The only difference is scope:
- Model Report calculates results for a single model
- Project Report aggregates those same results across multiple models
Health Score
Health Score Calculation
The Health Score provides a measure of overall project or model health based on the status of individual indicators. Each indicator is classified into one of 3 categories, and then converted into a weighted score.
| Classification | Weighted Score |
|---|---|
| Acceptable | 2 points |
| Caution | 1 point |
| Needs Attention | 0 points |
To normalize this value, the sum of the weighted scores is compared against the maximum possible score:
Maximum Score = 2 × Total # of IndicatorsThe final Health Score is then computed on a 0–10 scale:
Health Score = ((2 × Acceptable + 1 × Caution) ÷ (2 × Total Indicators)) × 10
The result is displayed rounded to one decimal place.
Health Score Ranges
The Health Score is visually categorized to indicate overall status:
Red (< 5.0) indicates poor health and requires immediate attention.
Orange (5.0 – 7.7) indicates moderate health with areas that may need improvement.
Green (≥ 7.8) indicates strong overall health.
Each range is reflected in the background color of the Health Score card, providing a quick visual summary of system status.
Revit Warnings
The Revit Warnings section lists warnings reported for the model. You can sort by warning description or by when the warning appeared relative to sync, which helps you see what is wrong and when it showed up in the sync history.
| Level | Revit Warnings |
|---|---|
| Model Report | Warnings for this model; sort by text or sync-related time |
| Project Report | Warnings rolled up from all models in the project |
| Hub Report | Warnings rolled up across the hub’s scope; aggregation at portfolio level |
Sync Times and File Size over time
How are sync performance and file size changing over time?
Each sync is visualized in 2 ways: Sync Time (in seconds) is shown in bars, while File Size is shown as a line, tracing how the file size changed across those same points in time.
Model Report shows sync performance and file size for a single model, while Project Report aggregates those signals across all models in the project.
If Sync Times spike, you can see what changed between updates to identify the cause.
Model Report defaults to the last 7 days for recent, model-level analysis, while Project Report defaults to the last 30 days to provide a broader view of project-wide trends. You can expand or narrow the date range when you want to investigate patterns over time.
As you explore, you can hover over bars to get more context such as project details, exact timing, and model size.