Design Review in Bluebeam: A Best Practice Workflow Guide
Get a step-by-step look at Bluebeam’s best practice design review process in this workflow-focused session. We’ll walk through each stage of the process, from setting up project files and sharing documents to applying markups, managing feedback, and finalizing reviews. Along the way, you’ll see best practices for organizing your files, using markup tools effectively, and […]
Hands-on Training: Takeoffs in Revu
Learn how to create accurate and efficient quantity takeoffs in Bluebeam Revu. You’ll work directly with project data to organize, analyze, and export takeoff information. We’ll also show you how to use the Markups List for tracking and sorting, setting up custom columns for material pricing and cost calculations, and exporting your results for reporting […]
Hands-on Training: Government ePlan Review for Reviewers
For plan reviewers and permitting leaders, this session focuses on the tools and workflows you need for digital plan review in Bluebeam Revu. You’ll learn how to join and navigate Studio Sessions, use markup and measurement tools, and organize your feedback with the Markups List for reporting and closeout. ***For a full view of the […]
Hands-on Training: Government ePlan Review for Intake Staff
For intake/permit tech staff and permitting leaders, this interactive session covers the essential steps for processing and organizing incoming documents in Bluebeam Revu. You’ll learn how to open, combine, and reorder files, apply page labels, batch link, and calibrate documents for review. The course also walks through setting up Studio Sessions for collaboration, completing closeout […]
Mastering the Tool Chest
Learn how to get the most out of the Tool Chest in Bluebeam, including brand-new Tool Chest 2.0 features. Learn how it can help you standardize markups, stay organized, and work more efficiently. This session covers how to create, customize, and manage tool sets, as well as how to save, share, and update them for […]
Hands-on Training: Measurements in Revu
Learn how to use Bluebeam measurement tools to capture accurate quantities in this interactive course. You’ll get hands-on experience setting scales, calibrating drawings, and using a range of measurement tools to capture quantities like area, slope, and volume. The session also covers advanced tools such as Count and Dynamic Fill for more complex measurement needs. […]
Hands-on Training: Collaborating with Bluebeam
Discover the power of Bluebeam for real-time collaboration in the office or on the go. You’ll learn how to set up documents for teamwork, organize project files, and use Studio Projects and Studio Sessions for sharing files and markups. At the end of the session, you’ll participate in a short interactive field challenge, using your […]
Hands-on Training: Takeoffs in Revu
Learn how to create accurate and efficient quantity takeoffs in Bluebeam Revu. You’ll work directly with project data to organize, analyze, and export takeoff information. We’ll also show you how to use the Markups List for tracking and sorting, setting up custom columns for material pricing and cost calculations, and exporting your results for reporting […]
Quantity Takeoff in Bluebeam: A Best Practice Workflow Guide
Get a step-by-step look at Bluebeam’s best practice quantity takeoff process in this workflow-focused session. Master the tools and workflow for efficient, accurate quantity takeoffs in Bluebeam Revu. This session focuses on organizing, analyzing, and exporting takeoff data using the Markups List, custom columns, and Quantity Link. We’ll discuss best practices for calculating material costs, […]
Permit Review in Bluebeam: A Best Practice Workflow Guide
Get a step-by-step look at Bluebeam’s best practice for government permit review. You’ll see how Bluebeam Revu and Bluebeam Studio support every stage, from document intake and setup to collaborative review, markup, and closeout. We’ll cover best practices for organizing files, managing Studio Sessions, applying markups and measurements, and tracking feedbackso you can keep team […]
