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Autodesk Plans Retirement of SSA, Shifts Drainage Analysis into Civil 3D
Autodesk is transitioning away from Storm and Sanitary Analysis (SSA) and integrating core drainage tools into Civil 3D, powered by InfoDrainage cloud services.
Autodesk announced plans to retire its legacy Storm and Sanitary Analysis (SSA) application, shifting core drainage workflows directly into Civil 3D. The integrated tools use InfoDrainage analysis cloud services and are included with Civil 3D subscriptions. Autodesk noted Civil 3D is not yet at full feature parity with SSA across every workflow. InfoDrainage remains a separately licensed product for advanced modeling needs.
Key takeaways
- Autodesk plans to retire SSA and is embedding core drainage analysis powered by InfoDrainage cloud services into Civil 3D without extra licensing.
- Civil 3D does not yet match SSA in every workflow, while InfoDrainage remains separately licensed for advanced design automation and modeling.
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