COR3D

DRAWINGS → BUILDING → FIELD

Keep the plan
and the work connected.

Review a plan set, explore its building, and send each trade the scope they need. Bring field observations back for review before changing the master.

Use your existing Anchored account. Project membership and package invitations determine what you can open.

A SMALL EXAMPLE

One drawing. A clear route back.

This synthetic example illustrates the workflow. It contains no customer drawings and has no connection to project data.

  1. Upload the sourceCreate a project and add PDFs in Processing. Keep the source available for review.
  2. Review and publishInspect extracted plans and stacked outputs. Correct what needs attention, then publish deliberately.
  3. Explore togetherUse Plan, 3D and Walkthrough on the web; use Plan, 3D and AR on iPhone.
  4. Issue a scoped packageChoose the intended recipient and exact objects and drawing crops. Review the preview before issuing.
  5. Respond, review, reissueA recipient acknowledges the issue and submits evidence. The contractor reviews changes, then issues the next version.

Start with one floor.

Upload a small plan set, check the first useful drawing, then review the building before inviting anyone. Recipients should sign in with the account named in their invitation.

What if sign-in or a handoff fails?

Return to the same host where you started sign-in. Confirm the signed-in account with your contractor. An old or revoked issue cannot be replaced silently; ask for the current issue. Queued iPhone responses retain their original issue context.

How does signing out work?

Signing out ends this browser session on this hostname. Your identity-provider session and sessions on other hosts or devices may remain active. Use the account provider to end its session too.