🗓️ February 2026 Challenge - Love at First Click!

Hi everyone!

February is all about appreciation, so this month we’re celebrating the Bluebeam features, tools, or workflows that just clicked for you. The feature you rely on daily, the workflow that finally made sense, or the tool you’d be lost without.

This challenge is about sharing what you love using in Revu and why it’s become a go-to part of your work.

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📝 How to Participate

Share one Bluebeam feature, tool, or workflow that you love and rely on most.

Tell us:

What it is
Why it works so well for you
How it helps you save time, stay organized, or work more efficiently

Browse others’ posts too, you might discover a new favorite along the way.

🏅 Rewards

All participants will earn a unique challenge badge and points to level up in the community!

📚 Resources

Bluebeam University

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Whether it’s a long-time favorite or something you recently discovered, we’d love to hear about it. Share what you 💙 in Revu below!

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jlorenz

Stitching is an excellent tool that enables us to consolidate multiple bridge, road, drainage, and other plans or profiles into a single, seamless view. This eliminates the need to scroll, click, or flip through plan sheets, which can be tedious when attempting to gain an overall view of a project. Stitching is a time-saver because there is no longer a need for cutting, folding, and taping plan sheets together to achieve the desired outcome.

Vince French

Snapshot, stitching, combining, exporting, custom columns, custom markups, etc, etc, etc. - there are so many that are invaluable and just as important as each other.

Brandon Costlow

Honestly, these days my top feature isn't exciting at all. it's just that many coworkers have had issues with their markups list and other panels, so the Attach and Detach options have become a big deal lately. I'm very thankful for it being so simple and effective in controlling panel layout.

David Cutler

If I have to pick one feature I'd have to go with the ability to export the Markups List to a .CSV file.

What it is - Revu allows you to export your markup data into a .CSV file
Why it works so well for you - Being able to export the data from my markups allows me to upload the data directly into our estimating software.
How it helps you save time, stay organized, or work more efficiently - Matched with a bit of Power Query magic in Excel (thank you @Doug McLean and @Vince French for showing me the power of this workflow) for data washing cuts hours out of my estimating workflow and reduces data entry mistakes. Basically I choose my estimate items at the takeoff stage before I even open our estimating software. Further, for the most part, I rarely have to enter item quantities manually - everything loads automatically from my washed .CSV exported data

Hope this helps! 😎