Clashes, questions and site findings belong on the element they are about. In IFCview you place an issue on the object itself, with a viewpoint, photos and an owner. The whole team sees the same status, so nobody has to search a mailbox for the latest version.
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A screenshot in a chat says nothing about which element it concerns, which revision it came from or who picks it up. Two weeks later nobody can reconstruct the decision. By linking the observation to the element and the viewpoint, the context travels with the issue instead of getting lost between apps.
Somebody on site opens the project on a tablet, taps the element, adds a photo and describes what is wrong. The issue lands in the list with a status of open. The coordinator assigns it, the responsible party reacts in the comments and the point is closed when the work is done. Every step stays readable afterwards.
Access runs per project, so subcontractors and clients only see what they need. Because the model runs in the browser, you do not have to ask whether the other party has the right software. A link is enough to bring somebody to the exact viewpoint you are talking about.
When a new model version is uploaded, existing issues stay connected to their elements through the identifier in the IFC file. If an element genuinely disappeared from the model, IFCview flags it, so you can decide whether the point is solved or needs to move to another element.
Upload an IFC model and it opens within seconds. No installation, no plugin that only runs on one laptop, no viewer licence per workstation. Everyone on the project looks at the same model, on a desktop in the office and on a tablet on site.
Give elements a planned date, filter the model by week and let the site report what is finished. Progress becomes visible in colour in the model and in the calendar, without a separate spreadsheet that is out of date by Monday afternoon.
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