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My name is Amy and I am a BIM Manager and Technical Designer (Drafter).

My go-to Bluebeam features are: Statuses and the Filter List on the Markups List

Benefits:

• Easily find the outstanding little markups
• Quickly calculate how many outstanding markups are left to pickup
• Allows all team members on the project to see the progress of the markups

 My go-to Bluebeam feature is…

Toolbox features for takeoffs!

What's up gang?!

👷‍♀️👨‍💼 Name: Josh

⛏️ My go-to Bluebeam feature is… EVERYTHING! You can really manipulate Bluebeam to your specific preference from modifying the toolbars around the entire window, if tools are re-used, grid/snap, spelling corrections, auto-fill in the markups list, etc. It is endless! The most utilized for me are:

Tool chest - I am always collecting tools, stamps, or creating tools with snapshots of symbols to convert into a "count" and then creating take off libraries for all electrical systems (site, feeders, branch, telecom, cable tray, grounding, equipment, etc).

Profiles - I manually export backups of everything to a cloud service for my custom columns, preferences, and every tool chest I have created.

Dave Renaldo:

My go-to Bluebeam feature is custom columns for estimating!

My go to Bluebeam feature is creating Bookmarks!

Scott Eddy - I've gotten into Revu and love the customized markup feature that allows me to add columns and drop downs for the values

Hello Bluebeam Family,

My name is Brendan and I am a planner at Manning, APC.

My go to Bluebeam features are Bluebeam Sessions and Projects to collaborate real time with my coworkers and for markups. We have used this across our company from architecture to planning to finance to marketing.

The following photo is a photo of me next to a New Orleans RTA Bus during a public engagement phase of a bus shelter redesign project in New Orleans

Hello, my name is KURT.

⛏️ My go-to Bluebeam feature is : Studio. I review and share comments on design documents for architectural projects. I also use BB for producing presentations and schematic designs / layouts.

That is a great picture!