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Set Up Teams, Projects, and Secure Access in Autodesk Fusion – A Complete Guide

Collaboration is at the heart of Autodesk Fusion. In today’s remote‑first world, teams need to work together anytime, anywhere. Fusion gives designers, engineers and manufacturers the tools to collaborate in real time, whether in the office, from home, or across borders.

Create Your First Team

Begin by creating a team in Fusion. A team is the foundation for collaboration, allowing you to invite members, set permissions, and manage projects centrally.

Teams in Fusion support features such as design reservation, role‑based security, AnyCAD file references, cross‑project reuse, version history, ‘where‑used’ analytics, and an integrated viewer. One team per organization is usually sufficient—check with stakeholders before adding a new one. See step‑by‑step instructions.

Organize Projects and Folders

After the team exists, create projects and structure them with folders and sub‑folders to mirror your existing file hierarchy. This keeps data discoverable and aligns with users’ mental models.

Get Quick Feedback from External Stakeholders

External collaborators can join your team to view, comment, and even add files, or you can share a password‑protected link. Learn how to create a share link.

Access Fusion Anywhere

With Fusion’s web and mobile apps, your team stays productive on the go.

Set Up Teams, Projects, and Secure Access in Autodesk Fusion – A Complete Guide

Secure Your Team’s Data

All Autodesk subscriptions include Single Sign‑On (SSO), which lets users log in with their corporate credentials, reducing password fatigue and strengthening security. If SSO isn’t enabled yet, learn how to set it up.

Administrators can fine‑tune several security options:

File Sharing Settings

Set Up Teams, Projects, and Secure Access in Autodesk Fusion – A Complete Guide

Decide whether team members can create share links and whether those links require passwords. Disable the feature if it doesn’t fit your workflow.

Adding New Team Members

Set Up Teams, Projects, and Secure Access in Autodesk Fusion – A Complete Guide

Choose from: admin‑invite‑only, admin‑approval required, or no approval.

Assign Roles and Permissions

Roles can be set at both the team and project levels. Below is a quick reference.

Role LevelRole TypePermissions & Capabilities
Team Admin Full control over team settings, member management, security configuration, and all projects.
Team Member Access to assigned projects, ability to collaborate and contribute to designs.
Project Admin Manage project settings, assign project roles, control project‑level permissions.
Project Member View, edit, and collaborate on project designs.
Project Viewer/Moderator View designs and provide feedback; moderators can also manage comments and markups.

Extend Fusion with the MFGDM Cloud API

Fusion’s powerful MFGDM API lets you integrate design data with ERP/MRP systems, sustainability analytics, costing tools, and more. The GraphQL endpoint exposes Hubs, projects, assembly structures, metadata, mass properties, and can even export components as STEP files. Explore the API and sample apps.

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