what i like about it is that It only takes one run of the measurement tool on a laser-verified dimension from the site to make an old, skewed as-built document reliable enough to build a Revit model from. This way, we can find four-inch gaps between "drawn" and "real" while we're still in the building and not after the contractor has already framed the wall. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What i dislike about it is when we use an iPad to make notes on the current conditions of a site during a walkthrough, but those notes don't always make it to the desktop file back at the studio. To make sure we don't lose a morning's worth of field notes, we have to transfer the tablet file by hand before building the corrected conditions into Revit. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.