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Layer in Action

Learn how easy it is to save time using Layer with these action packed demo videos!

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Layer in Action

Learn how easy it is to save time using Layer with these action packed demo videos!

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Conditional Formatting for Layer Document View

In this video, Zach from the Layer team walks you through our latest and most powerful feature yet — Conditional Formatting in Document Views! 🎉 Now you can easily track revisions, highlight changes, and streamline your workflows with customizable formatting rules. Whether you're working with project updates or data submissions, this tool will save you time and effort.

🎯 What you'll see in this video

  • How to set up conditional formatting rules for document views.

  • Step-by-step guide to highlighting changes since specific submission dates (e.g., 9/27 or 9/20).

  • How to create multiple rules, customize text colors, and export reports with ease.

  • Best practices for automating document updates and improving revision tracking.

👉 Who is this feature for?

This feature is perfect for Layer users looking to highlight key data changes without the hassle of manual tracking.

A Tour of Layer's Construction Administration Template

See how Layer's Construction Administration template can help you keep track of it all. Product Manager Georgios Papadogeorgakis will walk you through this template and show you how you can get started customizing everything to your own organization's workflows.

This template includes tools for tracking RFIs, submittals, punch lists, meeting minute notes, and more. Learn how to capture and organize all meeting minute notes, RFIs, site observations, punch lists items and more in a single platform connected directly to Revit.

Connect with Vendors, GCs, and other project stakeholders in a single source of truth so that everyone is on the ball and no time is lost during the most crucial stages of construction.

Customize and export custom reports so that your team is not wasting time formatting docs, and instead concentrating on what matters: delivering beautiful spaces your clients will love.

Work Order Forms linked to Revit

Many of the architects and engineers that use Layer may be surprised to find out that a large portion of our user base leverages Layer to run and organize their building operations.

A side effect of this is that they've created a data flywheel between their ops teams and the AEC teams their organization works with. Looking at this data in the context of an upgrade allows the architect or engineer to better understand the spatial performance of a room. This creates a valuable feedback loop for the architect and owner to work through proposed changes to a space.

This week on Layer Quick Bytes I'll be covering a workflow that's native to the operations space: Work Orders. In less time than it takes to have lunch, I'll show you how you can setup a CMMS from scratch in Layer, upload historic work orders, then associate them with a model so that they can be viewed within the context of a space.

Sync to Spreadsheets with the Layer API

The word "spreadsheet" elicits a mixed reaction from many people in the AEC space. Spreadsheets are the root of alot of pain. They can also be an invaluable tool when passing information between organizations or internal teams where our software tools can't talk to eachother.

The problem is, spreadsheets tend to contain dead data. They were created at a set moment in time from an export function or copy & pasting data. As data in your source of truth changes, the spreadsheet does not.

That means that person you are collaborating with is working on outdated information. It may even be outdated by the time that you've emailed it to the them.

Live data is always better. While Layer offers direct Shared Views, sometimes you still need the spreadsheet. If you're already asking how, I invite you to join me for Layer Quick Bytes this week! I'll show you how to create a living spreadsheet that is updated by the Layer API.