Prove what you issued, and when.
Design sets organised by discipline, each at its own revision and suitability, with a review trail that stands up long after the practice has moved on to the next commission.
One live commission, five seats, three days
- AR-1200Proposed elevationsRev CIssued
- AR-1310Reflected ceiling planRev BIn review
- ST-2050Frame arrangementRev DIssued
- ME-3400Services coordinationRev ADraft
- LA-4100Landscape layoutRev BIssued
The question is never what you designed. It is what you issued, and to whom.
Coordination happens across disciplines, consultants and stages, and the record of it ends up split between a server, an email trail and somebody's memory. When a query arrives two years later, reconstructing it costs days you cannot bill.
Three things architecture and engineering teams notice first
Discipline and suitability, kept straight
Every sheet carries its discipline and the suitability it was issued at, so nobody works from something that was only ever shared for comment.
Coordination you can point at
Mark up a clash on the drawing itself, route it to the discipline that owns it, and the exchange stays attached to the sheet.
A trail that outlives the project
Who approved which revision, on what date, recorded as it happened. Export it whenever a query arrives.
Three steps, start to finish.
Set up the disciplines
Start from a structure that already separates architecture, structure, services and landscape, and adjust it to the commission.
Coordinate and review
Issue for comment, collect the markups in one place, compare revisions, and log the approval against the sheet it belongs to.
Issue at the right suitability
Send the set to the distribution list at the suitability it was approved for, with a receipt showing it arrived.
Everything a commission needs, in one place
One record from concept through to handover, however many consultants touch it.
Consultants and the client see only the commissions you invite them to, for as long as their appointment runs.
More of the platform.
Document control
Register, version, issue and mark up every document on one accountable record, so the whole team works from the version that is actually current.
ExploreReview and markup
Comment on the document itself, compare two revisions side by side, sign in the browser, and keep the whole exchange attached to the file it is about.
ExploreProject delivery
Projects, milestones, statuses and the people on them, with the documents filed against the work rather than beside it.
ExploreWhat people ask first
Yes. Sheets carry their discipline, registers can be filtered to one, and coordination queries route to the discipline that owns the answer.
PDFs, drawings and 3D models open in the browser for markup and signing. Reviewers do not need a desktop licence to comment.
Log hours against the piece of work you are already in, so the fee record and the design record sit in the same place.
Put one live commission on it this week.
Three days free, five seats, every module. Take the one with the worst issue history and watch it come straight.
3 days · 5 seats · every module · no card