The sheet, the revision, and the pin that stays with it.

A drawing set lives on the job. You type the sheet number as you upload. Uploading that number again adds a revision, and the previous one stays readable.

What a sheet holds

• Revisions.

  Each revision is one page of a file already stored on the job. The current revision is the one the crew opens.

• Markups on the page.

  A pin, a pen stroke, a box or a line of text. The point is stored as a fraction of the page, so it stays put when you zoom.

• A pin that follows.

  A pin tied to an RFI or a punch item is copied onto the new revision. A loose scribble stays on the revision where it was drawn.

How the file gets there

The PDF is uploaded as a job file, the same upload the job already uses. Groundflag does not split the PDF on the server: the app draws the page on the device. The sheet number is typed (1, 2, 3… unless you change it). There is no scan of the title block.

Not yet

Reading the sheet number off the title block is not in this module. A repeated upload of the same sheet with the same client token does not stack another revision.

Questions

Keep reading

• Schedule with GanttA Gantt schedule on every job: dependencies with lag, working days and holidays, critical path, a baseline, one-tap rain days, a 21-day lookahead and Microsoft Project import and export.
• Field recordsOne Docs segment holds observations, permits and transmittals. A failed inspection opens one observation. A transmittal email is sent once, and an email scanner can count as an open.
• Procore alternativeGroundflag next to Procore: a published monthly price, every user included, daily log by voice, and the production modules listed on this page. Procore sells a custom annual quote and does not publish a monthly price.
• Job costing and change ordersBudget, committed and actual by cost code on every job, a forecast and margin, overrun alerts, and change orders the client signs online that update the contract, the budget and the next invoice.

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