As a civil design professional, I rely heavily on my recent file history to assist with daily timecard entry. Most of my billable work requires a specific deliverable, and in my previous workflow with Adobe Acrobat, I could clearly see a granular list of work completed each day, organized by the exact date and time the file was created or last accessed. Currently, Bluebeam Revu’s "File Access" panel lumps all files from "Last Week" into a single, undated group. It lacks the specific timestamps (hour/minute) and individual day markers needed for an accurate audit of my daily output. This makes it significantly harder to reconcile my actual work with my reported hours.
Suggested Solution:
I would like to see an optional "Detail View" for the File Access panel that includes:
Individual Day Headers: Instead of lumping older files into "Last Week," continue the daily breakdown (e.g., "Monday, April 6").Time Accessed/Created Columns: Add optional columns for "Time Last Opened" or "Time Created" so users can see the exact sequence of their work throughout the day.Sortable Metadata: Allow the Recent Files list to be sorted by these specific timestamps, similar to how the Windows Explorer or Acrobat Home screen functions.
This feature would bridge a critical gap for professionals in high-accountability fields like civil engineering who use their file history as a primary reference for tracking billable time.
