By ChiefArchitectSoftware.net Editorial Team · Published 2026-10-28 · Updated 2026-10-28
Collect feedback in one place
Combine comments into a list with sheet identifiers, locations, and requested outcomes. Distinguish design requests from questions and minor drafting corrections.
Resolve contradictory requests
Confirm whose decision is required when comments conflict. Do not alter a model based on an ambiguous markup that changes scope or a critical dimension.
Modify the source model first
Where the change affects actual design geometry, update the modeled elements before refreshing annotations or exported drawings. Avoid painting over a PDF as a substitute for changing the underlying project.
Recheck dependent sheets
After changing a wall, opening, or roof condition, inspect any associated plans, sections, elevations, schedules, and renderings. One edit can affect several sheets.
Issue with a change log
Export a new set with a revision identifier and a short summary of resolved items. Keep a copy of the prior issue so reviewers can see the progression.
Practical final checklist
- Save a dated backup or review copy before changing an active project.
- Check information against the relevant current software documentation and local project requirements.
- Test changes on a representative file, then inspect the resulting drawings and exports.
- Record unresolved questions and obtain qualified professional review when the deliverable requires it.
Related workflows
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