FAQ LIBRARY

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers across software, training, engineering, support, and general enquiries.

We provide a wide range of Bentley infrastructure engineering software solutions covering structural engineering, civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, transportation, water, utilities, reality modeling, BIM, digital twins, and asset lifecycle management.

Yes. We provide instructor-led training, customized corporate training, and project-oriented workshops to help users maximize the capabilities of Bentley software and improve productivity.

Bentley training is suitable for:

  • Engineers
  • Designers
  • BIM Coordinators
  • BIM Managers
  • CAD Technicians
  • Surveyors
  • Infrastructure Professionals
  • Government agencies
  • Consultants
  • Contractors
  • Students seeking industry skills

Yes. We offer courses ranging from beginner to advanced levels. No prior Bentley software experience is required for introductory courses.

Yes. Training can be conducted online or onsite depending on your organization's requirements and location.

Yes. Customized training can be developed based on your organization's projects, standards, workflows, and engineering disciplines.

Participants who successfully complete the training will receive a certificate of attendance or completion, depending on the course requirements.

System requirements vary depending on the application. In general, Bentley software performs best on a modern 64-bit Windows operating system with:

  • Multi-core Intel or AMD processor
  • 16 GB RAM or higher (32 GB recommended for large projects)
  • Dedicated graphics card supporting DirectX
  • SSD storage
  • Stable internet connection for licensing and cloud services

Refer to the specific software documentation for detailed requirements.

Most Bentley applications can run offline after license activation, but an internet connection may be required for license verification, cloud collaboration, updates, and access to online services.

Yes. We provide technical assistance, implementation support, software guidance, troubleshooting, and consultation to help users successfully deploy Bentley solutions.

Yes. We support organizations with software implementation, workflow development, BIM adoption strategies, pilot projects, and digital engineering transformation initiatives.

Yes. Bentley solutions support Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflows for buildings, infrastructure, industrial facilities, transportation, utilities, and digital twin applications throughout the project lifecycle.

Yes. Bentley software is widely used for transportation, water, energy, utilities, rail, airports, industrial plants, and smart infrastructure projects by government agencies and private organizations worldwide.

Our technical consultants can recommend the most suitable Bentley solution based on your project scope, engineering discipline, workflow requirements, and digital transformation objectives.

Yes. We offer product demonstrations and technical presentations to showcase Bentley software capabilities and how they can benefit your organization or project.

You can contact our team through our website, email, or phone to inquire about upcoming training schedules or request customized corporate training.

Yes. Training can be provided for various Bentley applications based on your needs, including solutions for structural analysis, civil design, OpenRoads, OpenBridge, OpenBuildings, OpenUtilities, OpenFlows, MicroStation, ProjectWise, SYNCHRO, iTwin, and many other Bentley platforms.

Yes. Bentley software is specifically developed to support complex infrastructure projects ranging from roads and highways to railways, airports, utilities, industrial plants, and smart city developments.

Yes. Our team can assess your project requirements, existing workflows, and organizational needs to recommend the most appropriate Bentley licensing and software solutions.

Yes. Many Bentley applications support interoperability with industry-standard formats such as IFC, DWG, DXF, DGN, LandXML, and other open standards, enabling collaboration across multiple BIM platforms.