A barva is the user-facing write token for Barvinca operations. The ticker is BRV, and the exchange rate is deliberately simple: one Autodesk write mutation costs one barva, shown as 1 BRV.

The goal is to make quota visible without asking operators to understand every API call behind the workflow.

Barva exchange rate
0 BRVRead users, projects, roles, and companies
0 BRVRun dry-runs, setup checks, and previews
1 BRVExecute one add, remove, or role-update row
12 BRVAdd one user to twelve projects
25 BRVUpdate one role across twenty-five projects
3 BRVRetry three failed write rows

What costs barvas

BRV is spent only when Barvinca submits write work to Autodesk. In Bulk User Manager, that means executed rows such as add user, remove user, or update role. If an operation contains 40 write rows, it needs 40 BRV.

What does not cost barvas

Discovery should be cheap. Listing users, syncing account data, checking setup, reviewing projects, preparing a changeset, and running a dry-run cost 0 BRV. This keeps the safe behavior cheap: look first, write later.

Why not count operations instead?

One operation can contain one row or one hundred rows. Counting operations would hide the real blast radius. Counting BRV makes the unit match the risk: each write row has a concrete effect in Autodesk.

Welcome and subscription bundles

New users receive 50 BRV once, enough to run a small real batch after dry-run review. Paid subscriptions are monthly bundles at face value: Starter includes 500 BRV for $500/month, Professional includes 2,500 BRV for $2,500/month, and Enterprise includes 10,000 BRV for $10,000/month.

Rule: 1 Autodesk write mutation = 1 barva = 1 BRV. Subscription pricing uses 1 BRV = $1 USD. Reads, sync, setup checks, discovery, previews, and dry-runs cost 0 BRV.