Earlier this year, Hexagon introduced Hexagon Multivista, bringing together multiple AECO brands under a single, unified portfolio. The goal was to simplify how construction teams work by aligning services that support the full project lifecycle, from reality capture through modeling and analysis.
That rebrand responded to long‑standing challenges in the construction industry. Teams often manage fragmented workflows, multiple vendors, and disconnected systems that make it difficult to move smoothly from one phase of a project to the next. By unifying its offerings, Hexagon Multivista established a clearer structure for delivering integrated, end‑to‑end support.
Now, we’re prepared to announce our next step in this unification, this time, as an application: the launch of Hexagon Multivista Hub, which will also be supported by key advancements in security and visualization. This launch, anchored by the Hexagon Mutlivista Hub, will make customer experience simpler, more coherent, and easier to scale.
Hexagon Multivista Hub
Hexagon Multivista Hub brings Hexagon Multivista Capture, Create, Analyze services into a single application designed to reduce fragmentation and simplify access to project information. Rather than navigating separate tools or entry points, customers can work within one centralized environment that reflects how construction projects actually progress.
Hexagon Multivista Hub introduces a modern foundation aligned with Hexagon Multivista’s broader technology ecosystem. It provides a consistent interface and architecture designed to support current workflows while allowing room to expand as additional capabilities are introduced. The emphasis is on clarity, performance, and reliability.
At launch, Hexagon Multivista Hub provides centralized access to Capture projects through a single login and a streamlined dashboard that helps users orient themselves quickly. Analyze capabilities will be added next, with additional services incorporated over time. The result is a more efficient way to understand project status and navigate information without unnecessary friction.
Additionally, the hub will serve as an AI‑native application. It will offer natural language search and the ability to connect custom AI agents to your data, making work faster, smarter, and more intuitive. Built on best‑in‑class Hexagon technology, the Hexagon Multivista hub is secure, modular, and easy to extend, enabling faster customization today and a strong foundation for future BIM/VDC, analytics, and Reality Cloud workflows.
Enterprise‑grade security with SOC II compliance
As Hexagon Multivista consolidates more functionality into a single application, security and trust are inherently foundational requirements. Many customers, particularly enterprise organizations, require formal validation that their data is managed according to recognized security standards.
SOC II compliance provides that validation. It confirms that the application adheres to established controls for protecting customer data and maintaining operational integrity. The certification aligns with customer expectations and reflects commonly required standards across the technology industry.
For customers, SOC II simplifies and expedites the path to adoption. It reduces the need for extensive security questionnaires, shortens review cycles, and removes uncertainty during procurement. Most importantly, it provides confidence that security considerations are built directly into Hexagon Multivista Hub.
Native point cloud viewing powered by Hexagon GeoCloud
Point cloud data has become an increasingly important asset for understanding existing conditions and complex spaces. While Hexagon Multivista has long delivered point clouds as part of its services, customers needed a more direct and accessible way to interact with that data.
The new Point Cloud Viewer, powered by Hexagon GeoCloud, introduces native point cloud visualization directly within the browser. Built on established Hexagon technology and aligned with our design standards, the viewer replaces legacy solutions with a modern, streamlined interface.
Customers can view point clouds in three dimensions, navigate spaces visually, and take measurements directly on the geometry itself. Existing panoramic imagery remains part of the experience, while native point cloud access adds greater spatial context and reduces reliance on external tools. This creates a clearer and more efficient way to review and understand reality data within everyday workflows through an application engineered for true ease of use.
Hexagon Multivista Hub: A unified application, built to scale
These updates, anchored by the launch of Hexagon Multivsita Hub, were designed to work together because they address related challenges customers face across projects:
- Hexagon Multivista Hub establishes a single system for accessing services that were previously experienced separately.
- SOC II compliance provides a consistent security baseline that supports enterprise adoption without added friction.
- Native point cloud viewing modernizes how reality data is accessed within the same environment.
Together, these updates reduce context switching, simplify access to information, and strengthen the application that supports work across the construction lifecycle. Rather than introducing isolated features, this launch focuses on reinforcing the foundation that enables customers to work more efficiently.
This foundation also supports continued expansion. Analyze capabilities will be incorporated next, followed by additional workflows over time. Because these capabilities are delivered within a shared application, customers will not need to adopt new tools or change how they access their projects as functionality grows.