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| Company | Countryside |
| Job Title / Role | project manager |
| I need it... | 1 month |
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I agree. have suggested something similar. if a QR code exists then if it is uploaded with comments then it can be automatically filed in the system.
We are new to Viewpoint and have seen that one features of our old system that would be really useful in VPF .
It would be good if you can add some form of QR or bar code to each printed drawing.
The purpose of this is that anyone can quickly check that the drawing they are looking at is the most up to date. They can use any QR reader app on their phone, to read the code.
After being scanned a page is returned with the drawing name, latest revision date and a simple green tick or red cross to show it's status.
The key here is that you don't need to be a user if the system, or log in order to see the status .
All subcontractors, site staff and management are able to see a drawing status quckliy and easily.