Requirements

14 articles in this collection
Written by Edward Gonzalez, Tony Dibernardo, and Paul Miyake

Reviewing Documents for Closeout? Meet Buildr.

As an Architect, Engineer, or Design Team, you may be asked to review documents for closeout using Buildr. Here are the basics.

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago

Request Review in Requirements

How the Review Process works in Buildr

Written by Paul Miyake
Updated over a week ago

How to Add an Attachment to a Requirement

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago

Design Review Tool

Learn how to request approval from architects and/or your design team before adding the documents to the Closeout Package.

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago

How do I change my team's notification settings?

Learn how to change your notification settings

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago

How to Respond to Document Requests

Responding to document requests as a subcontractor, trade partner, etc.

Written by Edward Gonzalez
Updated over a week ago

How is the Requirement Sent and Viewed by the Assignee?

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago

Sending Requirements (formerly Document Requests)

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago

How to Upload a Closeout Document to a Requirement

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago

Setting up Project Requirements

Requirements Overview

How to navigate and utilize the Requirements tab

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago

Streamline Project Requirements with Templates

Create consistent requirements quickly across all projects

Written by Edward Gonzalez
Updated over a week ago

Procore Submittal Best Practices

How to import and manage your Procore submittals in Buildr

Written by Edward Gonzalez
Updated over a week ago

How to Import a Requirement Spreadsheet into a Project

Import a CSV template of requirements into a project

Written by Edward Gonzalez
Updated over a week ago

Common questions about Requirements

How to Edit a Requirement

Change status, description, assignee, category, spec section

Written by Tony Dibernardo
Updated over a week ago