What do y'all use for document management / drawing sharing with others in the project team inc client and contractors...? I am specifically in interested in finding out about online products that teams use for collaboration and even a bit of project management....?
I've asked this question before sometime ago and am wondering if things have since developed...
Many thanks,
wurdan freo
Apr 30, 12 10:47 am
checkout "submittal exchange".
kunal.ghevaria
Apr 30, 12 11:45 pm
I LOVE LOVE LOVE BASECAMP + DROPBOX
Such a pity that our profession generally uses antiquated-feeling stuff like Constructware and Buzzsaw. I use Basecamp for my freelance gigs, and love it. Clients love it too.
Sam Watkins
Jan 23, 14 9:09 am
We use Newforma. The interface is a little dated, but it works pretty well and keeps e-mail in a central place while merging duplicates. I'm not sure how expensive it is but I have a feeling it isn't cheap. I think the tipping point came when a state law from a couple years ago required archiving communications for public work.
Saint in the City
Nov 14, 14 5:12 am
Are we talking about sharing drawing files? Or are we talking about
managing the construction process?
JeromeS
Mar 28, 15 7:23 am
Submittall exchange is nice, but expensive I think.
There is also Procore
arch76
Aug 17, 19 4:23 pm
We are about to start using Revizto for collaboration and accountability- It ties into Procore- Everything looks promising- I am curios to see how it works in real life...
SneakyPete
Feb 17, 22 12:48 pm
Oh hi, spam bait.
YaserAkar
Jul 17, 22 2:48 am
For construction projects Procore is considered the most popular, but it requires a separate tool for commissioning, the best app for commissioning is Cx Observer
Murat Salcigil
Jul 17, 22 5:23 am
I used Procore for construction management for multiple large scale commercial projects.
Perhaps there are more features available on the contractor end, but architecture firms mainly use it to upload and download submittals and RFIs. It is a document control software as far as architects are concerned. (better than excel perhaps)
For a project management (not for doc control), trying Notion these days. Much better interface and features.
Hello all,
What do y'all use for document management / drawing sharing with others in the project team inc client and contractors...? I am specifically in interested in finding out about online products that teams use for collaboration and even a bit of project management....?
I've asked this question before sometime ago and am wondering if things have since developed...
Many thanks,
checkout "submittal exchange".
I LOVE LOVE LOVE BASECAMP + DROPBOX
Such a pity that our profession generally uses antiquated-feeling stuff like Constructware and Buzzsaw. I use Basecamp for my freelance gigs, and love it. Clients love it too.
We use Newforma. The interface is a little dated, but it works pretty well and keeps e-mail in a central place while merging duplicates. I'm not sure how expensive it is but I have a feeling it isn't cheap. I think the tipping point came when a state law from a couple years ago required archiving communications for public work.
Are we talking about sharing drawing files? Or are we talking about
managing the construction process?
Submittall exchange is nice, but expensive I think.
There is also Procore
We are about to start using Revizto for collaboration and accountability- It ties into Procore- Everything looks promising- I am curios to see how it works in real life...
Oh hi, spam bait.
For construction projects Procore is considered the most popular, but it requires a separate tool for commissioning, the best app for commissioning is Cx Observer
I used Procore for construction management for multiple large scale commercial projects.
Perhaps there are more features available on the contractor end, but architecture firms mainly use it to upload and download submittals and RFIs. It is a document control software as far as architects are concerned. (better than excel perhaps)
For a project management (not for doc control), trying Notion these days. Much better interface and features.