The 'Plan Sheets' screen allows project managers to view the plan sheets, add and share markups, view markups shared with them, and more.
The markups are used to highlight proposed alterations, specific actions, etc., on specific spots in the construction. They include text notes, photo attachments, and more, made on any desired portion of a plan.
Markups are added to plan sheets in different ways:
- Plans - PMs add personal markups for various references and share them with selected team members
- Project Documents - Users add markups to plan sheets when they are used as attachments to items like submittals, requests for information (RFIs), change orders (COs), and punch lists to highlight the portion of the construction.
These markups can be made through web consoles and the respective mobile apps. The 'Plan Sheets' interface provides a unified view of all markups related to a plan, including your markups, markups shared with you by collaborators, and those applied when the plan was attached to a workflow item—either as a consolidated markup layer or as individual markups.
View Plan Sheets
- Open the management console for the project
- Click the app launcher icon
in the top-right, then select 'Documents.' - Click 'Plans' at the top and choose 'Plan Sheets' on the left.
The options at the top right let you choose the view:
- Grid View
- List view
Grid view
The Grid View is shown by default when you open the Plan Sheets screen. The plan sheets are shown as thumbnails.

Search and Filter Options:
- Use the 'Search' box at the top-left to search for a specific plan sheet using sheet name or sheet number as your search criteria
Each thumbnail has a shortcut to view the list of its versions at the bottom.

- Click on a thumbnail to view the drawing. If required, you can switch to a different plan sheet from an open plan sheet.
An example is shown below:

The latest version of the drawing opens with the latest markup you or shared with you by others or from the workflow item. You can switch to view a different sheet using the drop-down at the top left.
To switch to a different plan sheet
- Choose the sheet you want to open from the drop-down at the top-left

The latest version of the chosen sheet opens with markup, if any.
To view a markup
- Click
on the top-right to edit the markups you created and those you shared. 
Select the required markups from the pop-up menu. You can either see markups individually or view multiple markups at once. See View Markup for more details.
- Click
at the top right to create markups on the drawing or edit the existing markup. See Add Markups on Plans for guidance on this. - Click
on the left to view the layer elements of the markup. The Layer Editor displays all elements from the selected markups in expandable, collapsible groups for organized viewing.
Click the element label in the Layer Editor to instantly highlight the markup on the plan sheet, along with its associated measurements.
- Use the
icon to show or hide the layer - Click the
icon to remove an element added by mistake.
From this screen, you can:
Edit Existing Markup Elements– Update details in your markup when plans change, or corrections are needed
Add New Elements – Include new annotations, shapes, or measurements as work progresses
Clone and Re-use Existing Elements –Duplicate commonly used annotations to maintain consistency and save time when marking similar elements
Create a Consolidated Markup – Combine multiple markups into a single layer for a unified view, making it easier to review, edit, or share all related information
View the Version History of a Drawing
In the Plan sheets screen:
- Click the 'Versions' link at the bottom left of a thumbnail
The version history of the drawing is shown:

- Thumbnail - Click the thumbnail of the plan to open the corresponding version of the plan
- Version - The version number of the plan drawing
- Markups - The number of markups created on that version
- Created by - The name of the project manager who uploaded the plan sheet
- Created date - The date on which the version was uploaded
- Actions - Use the trashcan icon to remove the version of the plan sheet. Please note that you cannot delete any plan sheet version with any markups. You first need to remove the markups and then the sheet. See View Plan Markups to learn about deleting markups.
- Click the
icon to selectively show and hide the columns - Click the
icon to download the list of versions as an Excel sheet.
View Different Versions of a Drawing
- Open the plan sheet
- Click the layer button on the left to open the layer editor
- Click the drop-down arrow beside 'Versions'

- Choose the version you want to view from the drop-down
The selected version opens on the right.
List View
- Click the list view button
to switch to the list view
The list shows all plans pertaining to the project with their details. Each version of a plan sheet is shown as a separate item in the list. You can open the required version of a plan sheet by clicking its thumbnail.

The details of the plan sheets are shown in a table.
- Sheet Number - The identification number of the plan sheet
- Set Name - A descriptive name for the set you’re uploading, such as Architectural, Floor Plans, Electrical, or HVAC, etc
- Sheet Name - The name of the plan sheet
- Version - The revision number of the sheet
- Uploaded On - The date of the upload of the sheet
- Uploaded By - The name of the project manager who uploaded the sheet
- Discipline - The division of work to which the plan sheet pertains
- Sheet Thumbnail - Click a thumbnail to open the sheet of that version
Search and filter options:
- Use the 'Search' box located at the top left to locate an item using any value from the table as search criteria
- The options at the top right allow you to filter the entries, create nested groups of entries, and manage personalized and customized views of the table. Use the links below to learn more about these:
Download List in Excel Format:
- Click the
icon to download the list as an Excel sheet. See Download List Views and Logs in Excel Format for more.
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