Skip to content

Drive

Every document, filed once.

One library across tenders, projects and compliance, with the structure already decided — a folder for each, a type for each, versions kept, and a search that reads what the document says. So it is filed where the next person will look for it.

Project Drive: company folders for Tenders (55), Project Management (21), Correspondence, Takeoff and Compliance with counts, plus your own folders; filters for workflow, status and group, superseded and hidden files, Watching, My Uploads, Assigned to Me and Overdue views, an AI search toggle, saved views, and two compliance certificates listed with their type, status, version and uploader.
Project Drive — the company’s folders by module, every file with its type, status and version, and AI search across the lot.

01 / One library

Filed once. Found by anyone.

Every document the business holds — tenders, projects, correspondence, takeoffs, compliance — in one library with a folder for each, a type for each, and a search that reads what is inside.

  • Company folders per module — Tenders, Project Management, Correspondence, Takeoff, Compliance — with your own folders beside them
  • File types with their own numbering, workflow states and allowed formats, so a certificate and a drawing are filed differently without anyone deciding
  • Version history on every file; superseded versions kept and hidden, not lost
  • Watching, my uploads, assigned to me and overdue — the library as a to-do list
  • Saved views, and a Kanban of documents by workflow state
  • AI search — documents indexed on what they say, not just what they are called
Project Drive: company folders for Tenders, Project Management and Compliance, with compliance certificates and a company form listed by type, workflow status and version.
Compliance certificates and company forms — each with a type, a workflow status and a version.

02 / Project Docs

Every project’s documents, where the project is.

Drawings, contracts, specs and site photos organised into each project’s folders — browsed by project, previewed in place, and sent from the same screen.

  • Projects grouped by status down the side; pick one and its folders open
  • A default folder structure every new project starts with — sub-folders recreated automatically when you drop a folder in
  • Site photos from the Site app land in the project with their version and size, thumbnails and a preview
  • Folder Mode to browse, Work Mode to work one project at a time with a wide preview
  • Send documents — pick the files, a client contact or any email, a subject and a message — without downloading anything first
Project Docs: projects grouped by status down the left, a project’s folders and a grid of site-photo thumbnails with their version and size in the middle, and one photo open in the preview pane on the right with a New version button.
One project’s documents — its folders, its site photos, and a preview — with Send a click away.

03 / Markup, versions & sign

Mark it up where it matters. Publish it as a version.

Cloud a detail on a drawing, comment on a photo, sign a page with the pen — marks save as you draw, and publishing writes them into the document as a new version, with the old one kept.

  • Text, highlight, underline, strike, pen, line, arrow, rectangle, blackout, ellipse, cloud, callout and sticky — in colour, at your thickness
  • Sign a page with the pen tool and publish it, so the signed copy is a version of the document, not a scan in an email
  • Marks save as you draw; Publish writes them into the document as a new version and the history keeps every one
  • Comments, tasks and screenshots against the document, and a takeoff measurement taken straight off the drawing
  • Works on drawings and PDFs and on photos alike
Tender Docs in Work Mode: a wall-section drawing open with a red cloud marked around a detail, the markup toolbar down the left, versions along the bottom, and a Takeoff tab on the right listing a linear measurement taken from the drawing.
A drawing clouded in Work Mode, a measurement taken from it, and the versions along the bottom.
A site photo open in Work Mode: the markup toolbar down the left, a comment being posted on the ceiling, and the Comment, Task, Screenshot and Takeoff measurement tabs on the right — marks save as you draw and publish as a new version.
The same tools on a site photo — a comment pinned to the ceiling, published as a new version.

Ready to find the current set first time?

Start the 14-day free trial — your tender and project folders are set up the day the account is.

No credit card required. We’ll set up your account and send your login details.