Feature
Viewer
The set, the revisions and the markups in one place.
Reviewing a set usually means three windows: the PDF, the previous issue in a folder somewhere, and the register where the comments go. The viewer puts the drawing, its revisions, the overlay and the drawing index on one canvas, with markups saved against the sheet.
Drawing index
- A-2103Level 2 plan
- A-2104Level 3 plan
- A-2105Level 4 plan
- S-3102Slab layout
Revisions
A · B · C · D
Overlay
Rev C at 60%
The drawing, the overlay against the last issue, the markups and the index on one canvas.
The old way
Three windows open to review one sheet
The finding falls through between windows
The PDF, the previous issue in a folder somewhere, and the register where the comments go. Switching between them is where it gets lost.
Markups live in someone's local copy
The next person opens a clean PDF and finds it all again.
Comparing revisions means two prints held to the light
Or flicking between tabs and trusting your memory of the last one.
With CIM
One canvas, and everything the sheet carries
One canvas carries the sheet, its revisions and the index
Zoom to a detail, step back through issues, overlay two revisions in colour at any opacity, or several drawings at once as synced layers.
The next reviewer sees what the last one found
Markups are saved against the sheet and the revision they were made on.
A finding raised here lands in the register
The same registers as every other finding, with the sheet attached.
What it does for your team
Builders
One canvas instead of three windows
The sheet, its revisions and the drawing index together, with markups saved against the revision they were made on.
Consultants
Mark up what the AI cannot see
Mark exits, stairs and the context that is obvious to you, and the repetitive assessment runs from there.
Certifiers and surveyors
Check the finding against the sheet
Every finding opens on the drawing it came from, with the measurement drawn where it was taken.