Construction project collaboration just got faster and easier with the launch of PlanGrid 2.2, the latest version of a construction industry iPad app and cloud service that lets project teams view, share, annotate and sync blueprints on the iPad and in the cloud.
Designed to improve jobsite and project collaboration by eliminating the inefficiency and version confusion of paper-based drawings and markups, PlanGrid 2.2 offers project update timelines, plus automatic cloud sync of user notes and master photo sets to keep everyone on the same page. To commemorate the launch of PlanGrid 2.2, for a limited time, the company is offering a free iPad Mini with every new two-year subscription.
PlanGrid puts up to 30,000 PDF project sheets in the hands of every team member with the ability to view, annotate and collaborate on drawings, post RFIs and, create punch lists instantly in the field or at the office using any iPad. The master set is stored securely in the PlanGrid cloud with annotations, progress photos and more all of which are synced automatically.
In addition to providing instant anywhere access to up-to-date documents, the new PlanGrid 2.2 now includes:
- Project update timelines, plus instant email notifications with a synopsis of all changes since the previous sync and a daily digest email with a rundown of all changes in the last 24 hours.
- Automatic cloud synchronization of each users’ personal notes, in addition to the master project notes, for seamless access to all document annotations across multiple devices (iPads and iPhones), along with the security and peace of mind of cloud-based backup so that no data is at risk if a device becomes lost, damaged or stolen.
- The ability to add individual photos or groups of photos as master annotations within the document. Now, everyone on the team can see and save images to the master document to track progress, respond to RFIs or address other issues with full collaboration capabilities.
- A number of behind-the-scenes performance enhancements for faster document viewing and interaction on extremely large project sets.
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