For architecture practices
See what changes the drawing.
Point lifts the revision, the question from site and the submission date to the top, so the work you do next is the work that matters. No new address and no migration: Point runs on the mail you have.
The client, the structural engineer, the services consultant, the contractor and the planning officer all reply on the same chain, and the file that matters is attached three messages down. Work from the wrong revision and somebody builds it.
The current revision, in front of you
Ranked on consequence, not arrival
A drawing issued for construction and a question holding up a trade are weighed above the things that can wait until Friday, however recently those arrived.
The parties you cannot miss
Mark the contractor, the client and the planning authority, and their mail keeps its place at the top through the busiest week of a project.
The file, not buried in the thread
Attachments gather in one list, each still tied to the conversation it arrived in, so finding the version somebody actually sent stops being an excavation.
Site questions answered the same day
A request becomes a dated task
A question buried in the middle of a long message comes out as a task with a date on it, rather than a thing you meant to answer before the site meeting.
Nothing waits quietly
An unanswered thread resurfaces on a schedule you set, which matters more here than most places, because on site a question with no answer becomes a day.
What you are owed, tracked
The consultant's comment you are waiting on is followed up at the right moment, without you keeping the list yourself.
The answer to site, drafted
A reply to a routine question is prepared for you to confirm, so the detail only you can settle is the only part that needs your desk.
Five parties, one clear answer
A long chain, in one paragraph
A thread that ran between the client, two consultants and the contractor arrives with a plain summary of the decisions in it, so you're not reading it back to find out.
Every project, before the site visit
Skim where each job stands in minutes, so you arrive knowing what changed since you last looked.
Four diaries, one site meeting
A time everybody can actually make
Share your real availability and let the contractor pick, so coordinating four diaries stops taking a morning of email.
The event created, everyone told
The meeting appears in the calendar with the client, the consultants and the contractor already on it.
Guarded where it counts
Invoice fraud, caught before it reaches you
A message dressed as a supplier changing their payment details is held aside before it reaches you, which matters when your mail routinely carries instructions with money attached.
A tender price nobody else should see
The one message that has to stay commercial in confidence can be locked end to end. Point reads none of it, so it is neither ranked nor summarized, and no task comes out of it.
You decide how much Point does on its own
A dial for each kind of task, from suggest-only to hand it over. Out of the box everything waits for your review, replies included, and you hand over only what you trust. Every action is logged, and what it changed is one click from undo.
Point sits on top of the Gmail or Outlook you already use. Keep your address, your history and your contacts: there is nothing to migrate.
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What you're joining
It runs on the mail you have
Point sits on top of Gmail or Outlook. Your address, your history and your contacts stay exactly as they are, so there is nothing to migrate.
You set how much Point does
Out of the box everything waits for your review, replies included. You hand over only what you trust, one kind of work at a time.
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