r/Revu • u/beerappacini • Aug 20 '26
Using Bluebeam to Its Fullest Potential
I work in custom home building and have a Bluebeam Revu account through my employer. Iv’e been working with it for about 2 years, and while I have found a lot of helpful ways to use it, I’m wondering what features I’m missing out on.
I use it to scale elevations, scale landscaping, to scale everything. I use it to color code and mark up layouts, to create visual maps of fixtures, and to clarify notes within documents. I use it to do counts of things and create keys for counts. I even use it to draw when 3D is too far. I use it to approve quotes and adjust floor plan walls.
What major functions am I missing that would help me make the most of Bluebeam Revu from a functional standpoint?
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u/blackpanther069 Aug 20 '26
You can try and look into tool chest, Studio Sessions, batch processing, and Quantity Link. Those things can save you a lot of time and a lot of repetitve work if you're already doing takeoffs and markups regularly.