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# 25-06-27
## ✨New Add-in ‘Finder’ is Coming - June 30 ✨
We’re thrilled to let you know that our brand-new **Finder Add-in** will be launching soon!
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### 📌 **What is Finder?**
Finder is your one-click solution to instantly pinpoint and review all spatial data of a Revit element:
✔️ **Grid** – Returns the name of the **grid line closest to the element’s center point**. Supports vertical, horizontal, and diagonal grids.
✔️ **Level** – Returns the name of the **level that the element belongs to**, based on its elevation.
✔️ **Room** – Provides information about the **architectural room that contains the element**, including room name and number.
✔️ **Space -** Returns the **MEP space** the element is located in. This is typically used in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design.
✔️ **Zone -** Returns the **logical MEP zone** that groups multiple spaces for system-level organization (e.g., HVAC zones).
✔️ **Area** – Returns the **name or number of the area** that contains the element.
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### 🗓 **Finder Release Schedule**
**Release Time:**\
▸Monday, June 30, 2025 at 4:00 AM (UTC)\
▸Monday, June 30, 2025 at 1:00 PM (KST)
**Installation:**\
Finder will be available in the BIMIL Add-in Manager. (Coming June 30)\
Make sure you’ve updated to BIMIL version 1.1.7.0 or higher before installing
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We’re thrilled to share this next step with you.
If you have any questions or need support, feel free to reach out at [help@bimpeers.com](mailto:help@bimpeers.com?subject=undefined\&body=undefined).
Best regards,
The **BIMIL** Team
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