Pirros does not support Revit Section Views as a view type. If you want users to find, view, and download content that currently lives in Revit sections, you'll need to convert those sections into Detail Views first.
Why Pirros Doesn't Include Section Views
Revit Section Views can represent very different kinds of content — detail sections (small, focused callouts) and building sections (full-building or multi-level sections). Pirros has no reliable way to distinguish a "detail section" from a "building section" purely based on view type.
If Pirros allowed Section Views, your library would become cluttered with non-standard or project-specific building sections, excess content that makes searching harder, and unnecessary views that most users don't want in a standards library. Pirros intentionally excludes Section Views to keep libraries clean, relevant, and standards-focused.
Recommended Workflow: Convert Section Views to Detail Views
Open the Revit model that contains the section views you want in Pirros
Identify the Section View(s) you want to publish as standards or typicals
Convert those section views into Detail Views so Pirros can recognize and ingest them
Once converted, either sync changes to Pirros using the Pirros Revit workflow, or upload the entire model to Pirros
After the sync or upload completes, those converted views will appear in Pirros as Detail Views — viewable and downloadable by users like any other detail.
Best Practices
Convert only section views that represent true repeatable standards
If a section is project-specific (large building section, coordination section, etc.), it's usually not a good candidate for Pirros