The next generation of TRACE is nearly here. Our initial phased release delivers new capabilities for central plant energy modeling—built to match the evolving demands of modern buildings.
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The first phase of the new TRACE platform centers on central plant energy modeling, giving you a modernized, high‑performance toolset built to meet the evolving demands of today’s buildings. With a cloud‑based architecture, this initial release offers instant access from anywhere—no installation, no updates, and no downtime.

You’ll experience seamless Autodesk® Revit® integration for a smoother, more connected path from model to analysis. Automated air handler design through the built‑in Trane PsychSolver™ provides greater speed and accuracy in your early system decisions. Intuitive, user‑focused workflows further streamline the process, making modeling clearer, faster, and more efficient across every step.
Early access sets the stage for a smooth transition as TRACE continues to evolve. You can keep working in TRACE 700 or TRACE 3D Plus with confidence, knowing simplified licensing and easy data migration are on the way.
As we wrap up our closed beta testing, now is an ideal time to stay informed.
Sign up for exclusive updates at trane.com/trace and watch for upcoming communications with details on how to access TRACE and get started.
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