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# Create bimCAT View
The first thing you need to do to use Building Information Model Climate Action Tool (bimCAT) with the new Revit project after signing in is to create a **special bimCAT view**. Later it will be used for all the operations performed by BIM Climate Action Tool (bimCAT).
After successfully signing in, go to **Web Analysis > Create bimCAT view**
After the view is created, BIM Climate Action Tool (bimCAT) will automatically make it active and open the **Manage Scope** window where you could configure what’s exported. More on it is in the [Manage Scope](/user-manual/usage/tallycat-beta/manage-scope.md) section.
You won’t see this command in the **Web Analysis** drop-down menu if a view with the name **bimCAT** already exists in the project.
Please note, that **you cannot rename the bimCAT view**. If you attempt to do so, Revit won’t allow it and an error will be displayed. After clicking **Cancel** the view will revert to its original name.
Deleting the **bimCAT view** is permitted, but you’ll need to confirm this action first.
After the **bimCAT view** is created, the **Web Analysis** drop-down menu will change displaying additional commands.
If you click **Export to Web**, **Manage Scope** or **Export to JSON**, but the BIM Climate Action Tool (bimCAT) won’t be able to find the dedicated **bimCAT view** for some reason, the following warning will pop up.
If you choose Yes, BIM Climate Action Tool (bimCAT) will automatically create the **bimCAT view** and open the **Manage Scope** window.
Otherwise, the warning will close and the bimCAT drop-down menu will revert to the initial state.