Revisions in Archicad: keep every change, revision and transmittal set under control

A drawing set never stays still. This eLearning course teaches you to record changes, manage revisions and transmit your set from Archicad with a revision record that writes itself. Self-paced, built by Nordic BIM Group specialists. Assumes you know the Archicad basics.

Who it's for

One course for people who already work in Archicad and transmit drawings that change. It assumes you have the basics, so if you are brand new to Archicad, start with Archicad Fundamentals. Pick the situation that sounds like you.

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You fill in revision fields and title blocks by hand

Every new transmittal set means typing revision IDs, dates and descriptions into title blocks, then checking nothing was missed. You learn to set up revision fields that fill themselves in on every affected layout.

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Your drawing register lives in a spreadsheet

You keep a drawing register beside the project and update it by hand whenever a drawing changes. You learn to generate drawing and revision lists straight from the project instead.

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Nobody is sure which drawing is current

A contractor calls about a plan you transmitted two weeks ago. You learn to track what changed, when and in which transmittal set,, so every question about drawing status has one answer.

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Every project revises its own way

One project clouds its changes, the next writes notes in a margin. Enrol the group, or talk to an advisor about getting the whole office transmitting and revising the same way.

What you'll learn

By the end you can run the full revision management workflow in Archicad and trust the record it leaves. Here is the scope.

Everything starts with a clean first transmittal set. You learn to create it in Archicad, decide which layouts it covers, and lay the foundation the whole revision history builds on. From then on, the project keeps the record while you keep designing.

What people say after the course

Your next transmittal set, fully accounted for

Start the course whenever it suits you, or talk to an advisor about one revision standard for the whole office, on every project.