Bluebeam PDF Revu 8.5

Bluebeam Software has upgraded its PDF Revu 8.5 software to help architecture firms go paperless, allowing users to review and share PDF drawings, create field reports, respond to RFIs, and complete punchlists electronically. Now, it enables online collaboration via its new Studio functionality, which lets architects upload PDFs and then collaborate with project partners anywhere in the world. They can use Bluebeams redlining tools such as clouds, callouts, CAD symbols, and measurements to post markups to the same PDF while using a chat feature. Every chat message is tracked in the record. bluebeam.com

Bluebeam Software has upgraded its PDF Revu 8.5 software to help architecture firms go paperless, allowing users to review and share PDF drawings, create field reports, respond to RFIs, and complete punchlists electronically. Now, it enables online collaboration via its new Studio functionality, which lets architects upload PDFs and then collaborate with project partners anywhere in the world. They can use Bluebeams redlining tools such as clouds, callouts, CAD symbols, and measurements to post markups to the same PDF while using a chat feature. Every chat message is tracked in the record. bluebeam.com

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Bluebeam Software has upgraded its PDF Revu 8.5 software to help architecture firms go paperless, allowing users to review and share PDF drawings, create field reports, respond to RFIs, and complete punchlists electronically. Now, it enables online collaboration via its new Studio functionality, which lets architects upload PDFs and then collaborate with project partners anywhere in the world. They can use Bluebeam’s redlining tools such as clouds, callouts, CAD symbols, and measurements to post markups to the same PDF while using a chat feature. Every chat message is tracked in the record. bluebeam.com

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