Google Contacts, the address book built into Gmail, lets you keep track of all your contacts, see when you last interacted with them, and more.
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.
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.
Pair exported signed PDFs with audit pages in final agreement folders.
Your final agreement folder holds the signed PDF and its audit certificate, and the owner gets links to both.
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Keep construction work from moving ahead on an outdated drawing decision.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.
Request power of attorney forms missing from the signed-file folder.
Missing power of attorney forms become clear tasks for requesters before legal approval continues.
Store checked PDFs beside their HTML sources for retrieval.
Your team can pick up a readable PDF beside a finished HTML file, after its text and layout pass a check.
Post text from linked document images beside review tasks.
Get the words from linked images on your review tasks, in reading order, with unclear passages flagged for a closer look.
Bundle text from project document scans with source labels.
Your batch of photographed or scanned pages becomes a searchable document, with every transcript labeled so you can compare it with its source image.
Convert revised PDFs with source references and review notes.
Get Markdown from PDFs in your knowledge-base folder, with questionable pages called out for your editor to review.