# Introduction

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As of **February 2025**, this product has been officially **discontinued** and removed from our portfolio therefore it is **no longer in development**, and no new functionality will be added.

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## About Be.Smart Curtain Walls and Panels 

Be.Smart Curtain Walls and Panels is a BIM software for automated ventilated facade system design in Autodesk® Revit®.

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## Included Toolsets

Curtain Walls and Panels solution includes four toolsets that can be found in the Revit ribbon:

**Wall+M Metal Framing** – models curtain wall frame members, including mullions, transoms, gaskets, cover caps and other components. It's also used for assembly automation features for documentation

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**Smart Connections** – automates LOD 400 modeling in Revit, including drainage holes, hooks and other elements

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**Smart Views** – Creates individual element views with automated dimensions in Revit

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**Sort Mark** - Batch numbers and marks Revit elements

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## Getting Started

Learn how to start using Be.Smart Ventilated Facades by reading our [Getting Started](/3d-modeling-and-design/curtain-walls-and-panels/getting-started.md) guide.


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