Propeller integrations

Supported integrations

We currently support direct file exports and imports for the following platforms:

Construction Management: 

• Microsoft OneDrive & SharePoint
• Trimble Connect

Cloud Storage: 

• Microsoft OneDrive & SharePoint

How to send files

1. Open Files: From your site, navigate to the OUTPUTS tab and select Files.

2. Find your file: Scroll through the list or use the category filters to find the specific file you want to export (e.g., a specific orthophoto or surface).

Select PUSH TO: Click on the file name to expand its options. Instead of downloading, click the PUSH TO button .

4. Connect & Send:

• Select your destination software from the list.

• If this is your first time, follow the prompts to log in and authorize the connection between Propeller and your external account.

• Once connected, navigate to the specific project folder where you want the file to go and confirm the export.

How to receive (pull) files

You can import design files directly from your integrated platforms into your Propeller site. This ensures your project team is always working with the most up-to-date design data without the need for manual file transfers.

1. Open the Upload Menu: From your site, click the UPLOAD button in the top-right corner.

   

2. Select Connections: Click Connections to see your available integrations.

   

3. Choose your Source: Select the platform you want to pull from (e.g., Trimble Connect or OneDrive & SharePoint).

   

   ℹ️ Note: If this is your first time using the selected connection with Propeller, you will be required to log in.

4. Browse and Import: A window will appear showing your external project folder structure.

   • Navigate to the desired folder and select the design files you wish to import.

   • Click IMPORT.

Once the process is complete, the files will appear in your site’s DESIGNS or FILES section, depending on the file type.

Important notes

• Permissions: Ensure you have the correct upload/edit permissions in your destination software before attempting to push files.