The most important information about a Bimplus project is available to each project member. You can find this information in the Properties palette:
If you have the required rights, you can also change these entries.
→ You signed in to the BIMPLUS web portal (see “Signing in to the BIMPLUS web portal“) |
Click
Open project.You can see the projects of the current Bimplus team.
Only if you are a member of several Bimplus teams:
Click the Bimplus team on the side menu.
Tip: If you cannot see the side menu, click Toggle side menu at the bottom of the left sidebar. |
Click Show properties in the upper-right area of the project overview.
You can see the Properties palette.
→ You signed in to the BIMPLUS web portal (see “Signing in to the BIMPLUS web portal“) |
You can add a picture to each project so that the Bimplus projects can be identified quickly and easily.
→ You signed in to the BIMPLUS web portal (see “Signing in to the BIMPLUS web portal“) → You have the required rights (see "Rights in Bimplus") |
The project administrator creates the list of project members, adding all planning partners involved to this list. By assigning different roles, the project administrator controls the members’ access rights. If a planning partner is no longer involved in a project, the project administrator removes this planning partner from the project.
For details, see "Appointing project members".
Managing the building model of a Bimplus project plays a central role in cooperative planning based on Bimplus. Therefore, this topic is covered in a separate chapter, where you learn how to upload planning data to Bimplus and handle planning states (see “Uploading specialist models to Bimplus and managing these models”).
In addition to the model data of the building model, you can upload other documents and files in any format to Bimplus so that the other project members can view or download these documents and files. You can do this for every project.
For details, see "Uploading and managing other documents".