
As a general contractor, what I appreciate most is how fast I can split and combine pages, rather than sending an entire drawing set to every sub. If I only need the MEP sheets from a 500-page architectural set, I can pull just those pages in seconds and share only what’s relevant. I can also merge scattered cut sheets and RFI responses into a single clean, well-organized submittal package, which keeps everything easier to track. The stamping tools are just as straightforward, so I can sign off and get everything out the door from the job trailer without any extra steps. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
My biggest annoyance comes up when I’m out on a job site with spotty cell service. If I’m trying to sync a large, marked-up submittal package back to our main cloud folder, SharePoint, Procore, whatever the project is using, and the connection drops, Foxit doesn’t always pick up the upload again cleanly on its own. Because of that, once I’m back in a decent Wi‑Fi zone, I sometimes have to double-check that the office actually received the most recent version. It’s not a huge issue, but it does add an extra step when I’m trying to move quickly between site visits. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.