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Flag exact copies before project documents change hands.
You can review marked extra copies and their locations before handing a shared folder to another team.
Create folders by project ID so approved work starts in the right place.
Your team can find new project work in a shared folder named by your rules, with its link on the project row and in the requester's chat.
Build the approved file sections for each awarded job.
Your project lead gets a construction project folder and its chat link after an award announcement, with any code or access questions called out.
Assemble project files in the listed order and share one PDF link.
Get PDFs merged in the order you list. The folder owner gets a link in chat. You choose where the finished file goes.
Move coded files into project folders and flag name conflicts.
Your project folders fill with clearly named work files, while unclear uploads stay in intake for your coordinator to review.
Add missing filing sections and flag unclear project names.
Your team gets new project folders and required sections, plus a chat update on names or owners that need a decision.
Post requested project files to approved channels and confirm sharing.
Your team gets the file in the named channel with the requester's note. The requester gets a link or a clear reason it could not be shared.
Link the exact rejected PDF and review reason in the maker's task.
Your makers get a rework task with the reviewed PDF and rejection reason, so the next revision starts from the right file.
Link the current drawing to its earlier decision and pending review.
Keep construction work from moving ahead on an outdated drawing decision. Your coordinator gets a linked review when a revision affects a change order.
Create a linked review for each revised manual and prior sign-off.
Your document review and approval process has a clear next step: a linked task with the changes and prior decision for the revised manual.
Tie each revised spec to the version that received sign-off.
See which specification changes need another decision before production continues, with a linked review for your product manager and a visible reapproval flag.
Compare changed drawing links with earlier sign-offs.
Keep changed drawings from moving forward on an old sign-off. Your coordinator gets a linked review with the current file and prior decision in view.