Sector focus
Software for construction and engineering
Apply DocSuite DMS, Flow and Archive to drawing revisions, submittal reviews and retained project records for construction and engineering teams.
The enterprise problem
Work that crosses people and responsibilities.
A revised drawing is useful only when the team can distinguish it from earlier versions. Submittal review and final handover need their own clear responsibilities around the document.
Revision history
DMS keeps working documents controlled as new versions are created.
A defined review path
Flow routes submittals to the relevant reviewers and approvers.
Records beyond handover
Archive retains the agreed project records so they remain retrievable.
In practice
A drawing revision, from submittal to project record.
An illustrative operating model, not a customer case study. Product combinations and any cross-system handovers are agreed during scoping.
- 01
Revise
DocSuite DMSControl the revised drawing as a new version with its history kept.
- 02
Review
DocSuite FlowRoute the submittal to the responsible reviewers for approval.
- 03
Handover
DocSuite ArchiveRetain the agreed project records for later retrieval.
Relevant products
Revision control, routed submittals and retained project records.
- DMSDocSuite DMS
Organisation and control of working documents.
- FLWDocSuite Flow
Workflow automation for requests, routing and approvals.
- ARCDocSuite Archive
Retention, preservation and retrieval of archived records.
Before a proposal
Bring the requirements that matter.
We use your real operating requirements to define the demonstration, configuration and delivery scope.
- Which document and drawing types need control?
- Who reviews each class of submittal?
- What records and responsibilities must pass into handover?
Continue exploring
The wider operating context.
Next step
Discuss your operating requirements.
Bring a real process, a record or a planning challenge. We will assess the relevant products and agree what a tailored demonstration should cover.