# Export to Web App / Synchronize with Web App

If this is the first export of the current Revit to Web App, this command will be called **Export to App**.

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Otherwise, it will be called **Synchronize with Web App**.

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In any case, clicking it will start the export/synchronization process with the settings previously configured in the [Manage Scope](https://docs.bimcat.org/user-manual/usage/tallycat-beta/manage-scope) dialog. Clicking the **Export/Synchronize** button in the [Manage Scope](https://docs.bimcat.org/user-manual/usage/tallycat-beta/manage-scope) dialog will basically do the same thing.