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1SiteLog

WHATSAPP × AUTODESK

Built on site.
Sent on WhatsApp.
Saved in Autodesk.

The photo. The update. The detail that matters.
Bring your site’s WhatsApp conversations into Autodesk, where the rest of your project lives.

Your existing groups Your Autodesk projects
Site engineer checking a phone inside a concrete building under construction
FROM THE GROUND UP
Level 02 · Site team

Slab ready for inspection. Photos attached.

09:41
Part of the project record.WhatsApp → Autodesk Files
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Keep the conversation.
Connect the project.

Autodesk
Construction Cloud
One familiar workflow.
A more complete record.

01 / CLOSE THE GAP

Your project moves fast.
The record should keep up.

A delivery update in one group. A snag photo in another. The work gets done, but the details still need to make it back to the project.

01

Give site photos a home.

Keep shared media with the Autodesk project it belongs to, ready for the team to find later.

02

Keep the context attached.

Preserve who said what and when. A project record is more useful when the conversation comes with it.

03

Let your crew get on with it.

Work with the WhatsApp groups your site already uses. The connection happens behind the scenes.

02 / FROM CHAT TO PROJECT

One site update.
Exactly where it belongs.

Your crew posts in WhatsApp as usual. 1SiteLog routes the update to the Autodesk destination mapped to that group.

01
From the siteWhatsApp group
Riverside · Site team18 participants
TODAY · SITE UPDATE
Alex · Site engineerConcrete structure showing the site progress shared in the example conversation

Level 02 slab ready for inspection. Photos from this morning attached.

09:41
02
Into the projectSave to Files
AutodeskRiverside project

FILES / WHATSAPP / SITE UPDATES

Level 02 · Site progress

Conversation log + shared photo

Site conversation.htmlSender, timestamps and message context
Level-02-site-photo.jpgSupporting media, kept with the record
Mapped to Riverside · Level 02
FILES

The conversation. Filed with the project.

Keep messages and shared media in your Autodesk project. Conversation logs retain the sender and time, with files organized in your WhatsApp archive.

03 / MAKE THE CONNECTION

Your groups.
Your projects.
Joined up.

Explore the documentation
  1. 01

    Connect your accounts.

    Link WhatsApp and sign in with your Autodesk account to access your projects.

  2. 02

    Give each group a destination.

    Select the site groups to track, map them to a project, and choose Files or Issues.

  3. 03

    Keep building. Keep the record.

    New messages from your configured groups flow into Autodesk while the team carries on in WhatsApp.

A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Before you
break ground.

Talk through your project
Does the site team need another app?

No. Your team can keep using its existing WhatsApp groups. The person setting up 1SiteLog connects a WhatsApp account, selects the groups to track, and maps them to Autodesk projects.

What goes into Autodesk?

For a Files destination, 1SiteLog archives conversation logs and supported shared media in the project’s WhatsApp folders. For an Issues destination, messages create issues and replies to linked messages become issue comments. You choose the destination when mapping a group.

Can I choose which groups connect to which projects?

Yes. You select the WhatsApp groups to track and configure their Autodesk project mappings. Use dedicated site or trade groups to keep project records relevant.

What do I need to get started?

A WhatsApp account with access to your site groups and an Autodesk account with the necessary project permissions. Issues mappings also need an issue type. Sign in to open the setup dashboard, or contact us for help with your project.

Does it send Autodesk changes back to WhatsApp?

The workflow shown here brings WhatsApp messages and media into Autodesk. It does not promise that edits or status changes made in Autodesk will be sent back to the group.

KEEP THE CONVERSATION. BUILD THE RECORD.

Your next site update
belongs in Autodesk.

Connect the tools your team already works with.
Bring the project back together.

Connect your project