Revizto

"Revizto changes the way we communicate on projects."

Avantages: The Issue Tracker in Revizto allows the entire project team to communicate in a single user interface. This workflow allows all users to openly see all conversations, so if I've missed someone on a communication string, they can still contribute. This style of open communication is the future. Issue Tracker also allows the Project Manager or Job Captain to track team member tasks, the team members mark the task as complete and the Project Manager can check the task completion, just like using the yellow highlighter with drawing markups, but all tasks can be tracked digitally. Having an updated set of 2d drawings and 3d model at my fingertips at all times has become a lifesaver in client and contractor meetings.

Inconvénients: No iPhone app. As a project architect I sometimes don't have access to a laptop for half a day. Having the ability to reply above a line by email and have the communication automatically shop up in issue tracker would be a great addition. More drawing markup offerings would be nice, such as area takeoffs, copy clip areas from drawings...

"A Better Paper Trail Than Just Navisworks"

Avantages: The best part of this software is the issue tracking capability. I use it alongside Navisworks for clash detection, and this is great for making subcontractors accountable for deadlines in resolving conflicts and keeping track of what needs to be done. It's great that it has the entire model as well as being able to overlay the floorplans or shop drawings, which came in handy when I was coordinating a structure built with post-tensioned concrete.
The program itself is quick to master, and easy for subcontractors/designers to make notes and update statuses.
The programming team has been extremely open to suggestions for new features and updates that improve performance and function come regularly.

Inconvénients: What I would love is to get a dashboard-level report out of the program. Right now, I'm making one myself from the graphics that I get from the reporting feature on their website. The reports are very customizable and you can email them out easily, but you need an attention span to digest it which my entire audience may not have.

"I have been pretty happy with what Revizto has offered. There are still functions I have not tried."

Commentaires: You get to see your models in a way Revit does not offer.

Avantages: No need for lights. That is the competitive advantage over some of the other programs. Issue tracking looks promising, but I have not used it enough yet to say for sure.

Inconvénients: Some material images come in at the wrong scale. Revit decals don't work at all. Cloud fills up too fast and there is no other way of sharing projects even within an office.

"It's been a great experience. Revizto has great features for design, and coordination."

Commentaires: fast, easy, and accurate visual coordination at ease by using Revizto. We were able to have our client provide positive feedback.
customer service was great. I especially thank to rep for all the help that he provided in the early days of Revizto.

Avantages: Ease of use in allowing anyone including our client to view the model from anywhere to obtain valuable information about the project.
I like the section feature, and we use it to study details in 3D compare with construction drawings by using overlay feature.

Inconvénients: not cons, but I wish if I can incorporate point clouds to view comparison with as-built. Also, multi viewer feature for VR.

"It's been a very good product to use in the workplace and it simply keeps getting better and better."

Commentaires: Enhanced communication and coordination on projects. Not only within our office, but outside of it as well.

Avantages: Very easy to pick up and use. It's constantly evolving to include new features, and the developers actually listen to the users when it comes to adding features and fixing/adjusting things as they come up.
Their "support desk" is incredibly helpful and responsive.

Inconvénients: The only thing I could say (and it's not really a "con") is that the software is still growing and as thus doesn't have all the features (yet) that the developers are working to get in there.