Pype marks Autodesk's fourth construction-based acquisition in recent years, joining the acquisitions of Assemble in July 2018, PlanGrid in December 2018, and BuildingConnected in January 2019.

"We are thrilled to officially welcome the Pype team to Autodesk," said Jim Lynch, vice president and general manager of Autodesk Construction Solutions at Autodesk. "Pype's machine learning capabilities can be applied to multiple field and office workflows, and directly supports our aim to consistently provide customers with the most advanced construction project management technology. The acquisition of Pype is representative of our ongoing commitment to the construction industry, and our continued vision of how cloud-based, collaborative technology can drive the era of connected construction."

"Pype's mission was always to help construction teams avoid seemingly ubiquitous challenges facing a document-intensive industry – inefficient workflows, disjointed collaboration, schedule delays, cost overruns, and more," said Sunil Dorairajan, CEO and co-founder of Pype. "Autodesk Construction Cloud offers a powerful solution for teams to tackle these difficulties while managing the entire building lifecycle, from design through operations. We remain committed to supporting both existing and new Pype customers regardless of the technology stack they use and are excited to continue our journey with Autodesk to help further increase productivity and decrease risk on construction projects."

Autodesk plans to integrate Pype within its Autodesk Construction Cloud portfolio, which encompasses the  solutions Assemble, BIM 360, BuildingConnected and PlanGrid.

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