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Bring context together
View room requirements beside design information, tasks and decisions. Keep the underlying records connected.
03 / Shared project views
Organize connected project information into surfaces that help people review, discuss and decide.
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View room requirements beside design information, tasks and decisions. Keep the underlying records connected.
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Use a matrix for comparison, a board for coordination or a project overview for priorities. Different views can show the same information.
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Keep source references visible. Board layouts and annotations belong to the board; authoritative project records remain with their owners.
Illustrative workflow
The meeting-room review brings the requirement, measurement and action into one place. A board annotation can add context, while the original requirement and task retain their own identities.
Follow the room example01
InkBoard owns layout, presentation and board annotations.
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Source values appear as connected references, with provenance and version context.
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Actions and decisions appear alongside the information they affect.
The local workspace now links room requirements to 3D rooms, supports full-angle model orbit and includes a BC residential cost benchmark panel.
Project workspaces contain private information. Secure hosted access is not yet available through this public website.