I think it does a good enough job on PDF generation, basic markup, and PDF modification. For the others that just have Adobe Acrobat X, I'm inclined to leave them there. For those on Creative Cloud, it's not a big deal, since they get Adobe Acrobat Pro with their subscription.
We've had some minor compatibility issues with Bluebeam, like the ability to include a PDF generated by Bluebeam in Adobe InDesign, using the Bluebeam PDF plug-in in IE, and other minor issues. That said, in our admin and marketing areas, I'm not sure if we'll move to Bluebeam over Acrobat. It is amazing in that space and one of the best applications that I've ever used. We're using it on our iPads as well for punch lists and viewing drawings at the construction site. Those users love it for its much better markup tools, batching features, stamping, etc. We were standardized on Adobe Acrobat X but have been acquiring Bluebeam Revu CAD for our CAD/Revit workstations. In terms of Revu functionality, is Complete similar to Revu eXtreme?īluebeam’s most comprehensive subscription plan, Complete, gives you full access to the functionality you’re familiar with in Revu eXtreme - plus brand-new features to help you extend your work into the field on the web and mobile.We're an architectural firm. Basics don’t include the ability to create new Studio Projects or Sessions.
Each subscription plan includes varying levels of functionality for Revu and Studio. Revu will no longer be available via the editions (Standard, CAD, eXtreme) we offered historically. How do Bluebeam subscriptions differ from previous Revu editions
If you have Revu 2019 or older, Bluebeam will no longer support older products after March 21, 2023. If you have Revu 20, you’ll continue to receive future updates/patches we may release to address critical bugs, but we won’t be releasing any new product features/functionalities. That said, you can choose to use an older version of Revu - even after you transition to a subscription - to minimize disruption on your active projects.
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