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Trimble Business Center – Version 2026.20

Important Note! This version of Trimble Business Center is available to:

Perpetual license users whose current warranty expiration date is November 1, 2026 or later. (If your perpetual license warranty expires prior to this date and you proceed with the installation, licensed features will not be available.)

Subscription license users whose subscription is currently active.

If necessary, contact your distributor to purchase a warranty extension or renew your subscription. In the TBC ribbon, select Support > License Manager to view your warranty or subscription expiration date.

Notice: The FARO LS SDK contains legacy components required for older FARO hardware formats. This component is no longer maintained by the original vendor and contains unpatched vulnerabilities. Enable only if required for legacy devices. These enhancements and fixes for listed bugs are included in this release:

These enhancements and fixes for listed bugs are included in this release:

  • Generate a JSON ramp analysis report - You can now generate the ramp analysis report as a JSON file as well as a PDF. The JSON includes all of the metadata, questionnaire answers, and measurements. Easily convert ramp analysis deliverables into agency specific reporting templates using the JSON report. (See Create a Ramp and Run an ADA Ramp Compliance Report in the help.)

  • Surface deviation heatmap - Use Explode BIM to projected surfaces to take an imported IFC model and explode it onto projected surfaces, then use the Create Point Cloud Heatmap command to QA/QC the completed 3D design surfaces by generating a deviation heatmap between a design surface and a measured point cloud. Heatmaps are generated as GeoreferencedImage3D, so you can export a heatmap using any exporter that supports GeoreferencedImage3D. (See Explode BIM to Projected Surfaces and Create a Point Cloud Heatmap in the help.)

  • CAD file Import Automatic Scale Detection - When you import a CAD file (.dwg or .dxf), TBC reads the file’s INSUNITS variable and selects the matching file unit in the import dialog, such as meters or feet. If the file has no INSUNITS value, TBC suggests the current project units, as it did before. Hover over the file unit setting to see what TBC found. The tooltip shows the INSUNITS value from the file. If the file has no INSUNITS value, the tooltip shows a guessed unit - derived from various other file parameters. You can override the detected unit and set the file unit yourself. When you drag and drop a CAD file, TBC applies the detected unit automatically. (See Import CAD Files (.dxf/.dwg) in the help.)

  • Updated Coordinate System Database v118 - Coordinate System Database v118 includes this additional enhancement:

    • Improved RTX support in Greece.