@John I think Heber's idea is the same as yours. But just to be sure, here's what I've interpreted from all the different terminologies we've all used so far: Blueprint = The drawings that the desi...

@Heber Yes, I think if you are able to separate each takeoffs based on the defined subsystem set by the lead works well. Since I can see an estimator getting assigned building specialties and wall ...

So kind of like this. The lead will upload the drawings and create subsystems and assign team members to it (similar to BuildingConnected) and then when people are working on it, they are only work...

@John So when you guys get a pdf, you guys do your takeoff on the different layers instead of on the flatten sheet? And did you guys use BlueBeam to do this before? I’m about to do a takeoff on eve...

@John Correct. I think we're talking about the same thing, but simply using different terminologies. I like the idea of a blueprint tab, but would like to also be able to duplicate it in order to d...

@Sam Unfortunately, I do not have access to Procore anymore. We've moved onto a worse application :sad: (it takes so long to load the drawings, that I'd rather not attempt to open the web applicati...

@Sam that's perfect. This makes it a lot simpler if you guys end up expanding your application to compete with applications such as Procore since I believe RFI posting use the same concept and so d...

So I think the issue is if you have multiple zztakeoff tabs opened at the same time haha. I'll just close the other 10 tabs... lol

Wow. This is an interesting concept. I definitely have had that kind of implementation where I had to multiply everything manually via excel, but never copied down using an overlay. I've always use...