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Maybe still in the category of a tech savvy solution, but this is now possible with JavaScript:

function revitBookmarks(doc) {

	var root = doc.bookmarkRoot;

	if (root.children && root.children.length == 1 && root.children[0].name == "Sheets") {

		if (app.alert("Revit Bookmarks were detected. Would you like to fix them?", 2, 2, "Revit Bookmarks") == 4)

		{

			var sheets = root.children[0]


			if (sheets.children) {	 

				for (var i = sheets.children.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {

					root.insertChild(sheets.children[i], 0)

				}

			}


			sheets.remove()

		}

	}

}

If you place that in a folder level script in C:\ProgramData\Bluebeam Software\Bluebeam Revu\21\Revu\JavaScript

Then in the JavaScript console all you need to do is type:

revitBookmarks(this)

And do Ctrl+Enter with the text cursor on that line and it will run

Hey @danielbl,

I'm a product designer at Bluebeam and wanted to say thanks for sharing your thoughts on tool set management. We know how challenging it can be to keep everyone in sync when tool sets need updates, and we know this is a big part of staying efficient across teams.

The good news is we’re actively working on improvements here, so stay tuned — over the next few quarters you’ll see work roll out that makes syncing and managing tool sets much easier.

We really appreciate you taking the time to post this feedback — it helps us make sure we’re building solutions that actually solve the pain points you’re feeling.

Hi everyone,

I’m a product designer at Bluebeam and just wanted to jump in here again since this is one of our most up-voted posts. Thank you all for sharing your feedback about editing/unlocking markups in Studio Sessions. We hear you, and we know this would make collaboration much easier for a lot of teams.

Please know that this isn’t being ignored — it’s a pretty tricky challenge to solve because of how Sessions are built technically, but we’re actively researching and exploring solutions. I don’t have an update to share yet, but please know it’s on our radar and part of ongoing conversations.

Thanks for continuing to share your experiences — it really helps us prioritize what matters most to you.

Thanks for the feedback! In case you aren't aware, there are a few table like features in Revu, Legends and Quantity Link. Legends is basically a dynamically driven table based off measurement markups. Quantity Link allows for updating an excel spreadsheet linked to markups within a PDF file in Revu.

I am curious of any of these features would work for your use cases, and if not, what types of information would you be wanting to put in a table in Revu?