Advanced integration lets you use eTransmit for Revit to save a copy of a Revit project file (RVT) in the project to an eTransmit location or to a backup location, either of which can be a ProjectWise folder or a local folder. eTransmit saves the selected Revit project file along with its links to the destination folder of the eTransmit or backup location.

1. Make sure you have already:
   • installed eTransmit for Revit
   • added at least one eTransmit location or backup location to this project (see Adding Locations to Projects)
   • added at least one Revit project file (RVT) to the Work in progress folder (or any working folder) in this project (see Adding and Associating Revit Files to the Project)
2. If the document you want to eTransmit is open, close it now. (You cannot use the eTransmit command on a document that is currently open in Revit.)
3. Open your project in the ProjectWise browser.
4. On the Documents tab, expand the the Work in progress folder (or any working folder).
5. Right-click the RVT file and select eTransmit.
   

   The Select eTransmit destination dialog opens.

   Any eTransmit location and/or backup location in this project will be enabled for selection, and the other locations in the project will be grayed out and disabled from selection.

   
6. Select an eTransmit location or backup location from the list and click OK.

   The eTransmit dialog opens.

   The Save model to field shows the destination folder where a copy of the Revit file will be sent to, as defined by the eTransmit location or backup location you selected in the previous step.

7. Adjust the eTransmit settings as needed.
   Tip: If you need information about the eTransmit settings, press <F1> while the eTransmit dialog is open to open the online help for eTransmit for Revit.
8. Click Transmit model.

A copy of the selected Revit project file, and a copy of each linked document, is saved to the destination folder defined by the selected eTransmit location or backup location.