by Autodesk · Construction
Cloud platform connecting design, preconstruction, and field teams with construction back-office and ERP systems.
Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.
Sage IntacctQuickBooks Online
AcumaticaXeroSage 300 CREViewpoint Vista / Spectrum
JD EdwardsCMiC+1 moreAutodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) is Autodesk's unified construction management platform, combining products such as Autodesk Build, Autodesk Docs, Autodesk Takeoff, BIM Collaborate, and BuildingConnected to connect design, preconstruction, and field/office teams on a single common data environment. It targets general contractors, specialty contractors, designers, and owners across commercial, industrial, infrastructure, and institutional projects.
A core part of ACC's value proposition for construction back-office teams is connecting field and project data to accounting/ERP systems, primarily through Autodesk Build's Cost Management module and the ACC Connect integration platform (built on Workato). ACC Connect provides no-code, ready-to-use integrations to accounting and financial applications, syncing budgets, cost items, pay applications, invoices, and change orders between Autodesk Build and the back office to reduce duplicate data entry.
Beyond the native ACC Connect integrations, Autodesk maintains an AECO Technology Partner ecosystem of certified partners (including Agave, hh2 Cloud Services, and Morpheus Technology Group) that extend connectivity to ERP systems ACC Connect doesn't natively cover, such as Sage 300 CRE, Viewpoint Vista and Spectrum, JD Edwards, CMiC, and SAP.
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Autodesk Construction Cloud covers 29 of 55 capabilities we track in this category (+1 partial)
53%“Not evidenced” means our research found no public documentation of this capability — the vendor may still offer it. Confirm on a demo.
How companies use Autodesk Construction Cloud alongside their ERP — pulled from Autodesk's published customer stories, with the ERP each customer runs where they state it.
Construction · Singapore
Project data existed across multiple systems with manual consolidation delays and limited visibility for leadership overseeing multiple projects across many countries and time zones
Education · Australia
Australia's infrastructure sector has a critical shortage of digitally skilled professionals; engineering education needed to move beyond tool training to data thinking
Construction · Singapore
As projects grew larger and more multidisciplinary, manual methods with disparate tools showed strain and teams spent too much time finding information
Construction · Singapore
Project information lived in disconnected systems, making it difficult to track submissions and ensure teams worked from current drawings
Construction · Australia
Need to integrate disparate tools and platforms while maintaining efficiency; manual processes created delays
Real estate development · Singapore
Large semiconductor facility required transparent management of reviews and approvals with cloud-based collaboration
The same companies show up in our library of ERP implementation case studies — useful for seeing what the wider stack around this add-on looks like.
Summarised from each vendor's published customer stories. Figures are the vendor's own claims, not independently verified by ERP Research. See all 19 Autodesk Construction Cloud case studies →
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Rate itDelivered via ACC Connect / Agave; not listed on Sage's own marketplace domain.
No-code Workato-powered connector pushing cost pay apps and expenses to QuickBooks Online.
Prebuilt no-code recipe within ACC Connect; no Acumatica Marketplace listing evidenced.
Prebuilt no-code recipe within ACC Connect.
Third-party Boomi middleware connects ACC Cost Management data to SAP; no productized Autodesk-SAP connector.
Third-party middleware connects ACC to Oracle JD Edwards; not a native Autodesk connector.
Connector details independently verified against vendor marketplaces and documentation; last checked 2026-08-11.
Autodesk Construction Cloud is licensed per user per module rather than as one platform, which is why quoted totals vary so widely. Entry access starts around $45 per user per month, while Autodesk Build — the module most contractors actually need — runs about $135 to $165 per user per month billed annually. Autodesk Takeoff is about $1,250 per user per year, Docs about $500 per year and BIM Collaborate about $705 per year. List prices are negotiable: volume discounts begin at just five users and multi-year commitments commonly take 10-15% off. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.
Autodesk Construction Cloud publishes a list price. Enter your seat count for an annual figure at that rate.
Yes. Autodesk Construction Cloud Connect provides a prebuilt integration with Sage Intacct that syncs cost items, pay applications, invoices, and change orders between Autodesk Build's Cost Management module and Sage Intacct, reducing duplicate data entry between field and accounting teams.
Natively through ACC Connect it integrates with QuickBooks Online, Sage Intacct, Xero, and Acumatica. Through certified partner middleware such as hh2 Cloud Services, Morpheus Technology Group, and Boomi, it also connects to Sage 300 CRE, Viewpoint Vista/Spectrum, JD Edwards, CMiC, and SAP.
Pricing is quote-based, structured around product bundles (such as Autodesk Build, Docs, and Takeoff) and user seats, with quotes tailored to company size and the modules selected.
General contractors, specialty contractors, designers, and building owners working on commercial, industrial, infrastructure, and institutional construction projects.
Before you commit to Autodesk Construction Cloud, see how it sits against the 14 construction systems we track — on capability, ERP integration depth and what each one actually charges for.
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