DesignDesk 360 is one place where all your project drawings live. Your team uploads a drawing, your client sees it and comments, your designer fixes it and sends it back — and the system remembers who did what, and when. No lost emails. No old copies floating around. No doubt about which drawing is the latest one.
Drawing control for water supply, irrigation and infrastructure design offices — survey to client sign-off, one register, one version of the truth.
Your numbering standard is enforced the moment a drawing is created — no duplicates, no free-text numbers. The client and PMC review on the platform instead of by email, and a comment closes only when the person who raised it accepts the reply.
Which means the record defends you. Every objection carries a name and a date, time waiting on the client is separated from time spent in design, and management sees the true status of the design programme without asking anyone for an update.
One controlled path for every drawing in the package. Nothing issued outside it, nothing lost along it.
Topographic survey, source and command-area data, RLs, chainages, village/zone list — the register is generated before a line is drawn.
Named designer, planned issue date, live WIP and slippage visible to the whole desk.
Numbered transmittal; only the current revision is downloadable. Superseded copies are watermarked and retained.
Comments, objections and clarifications categorised and dated — no CAD licence, no email chain.
The designer replies comment-wise and uploads the next revision under the same number.
Approved / approved with comments / resubmit, with name, role and date. The dossier exports at closeout.
Project–discipline–zone/reach–sheet type–serial–revision, enforced at creation. No free-text numbers, no duplicates.
The controlled list of every drawing the package requires: stage, owner, planned/actual dates, current revision.
R0/R1/R2 in sequence; only the current revision issuable; superseded copies watermarked and retained.
Client and PMC view, download, print, mark up and comment — no CAD licence, no email chain.
Every comment numbered, assigned, replied to, then accepted or reopened by the raiser.
Planned vs actual per submission, live ageing, dated design-side vs client-side split.
The whole design programme on one screen, drillable to drawing, comment and owner.
Automatic numbered transmittals, email/WhatsApp alerts, escalation on overdue approvals.
Role-based add/replace/delete rights and an immutable log behind every action.
Client-side and design-side days separated by timestamp — the record that settles an extension-of-time claim.
Numbered, assigned, replied to — and closed only when the person who raised the objection accepts the reply.
Management, discipline heads and the client read the same live data, filtered to what each of them is entitled to see.
Approved set, comment history, transmittals and approvals export as one audit-ready design record.
We set the platform up on a live project of yours. Your client never has to log in — use it within your own design and engineering teams for tighter coordination and real impact.
Global CDE suites are built for programmes with a document-control department and a year to roll out. DesignDesk 360 is built for the design office that has neither — and still owes its client a defensible record: pilot live in six weeks, unlimited client and PMC reviewer seats.
One call and a sample drawing list. We build your numbering standard into the engine and map the drawings that already exist.
Roles, approval matrix, transmittals, alerts and the dashboard are set on your real project data. Designers train in one session.
Client and PMC reviewers get a guided walkthrough. Reviewer seats are unlimited — you choose if and when to bring them on.
Experience accelerated approval cycles and defensible project records — proven on your own drawings, before you commit.
Send us one live project and your numbering standard. In six weeks your design register, client review and approval record are running on your own drawings.
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Staging revised to 21 m against ground RL 143.20 from the topographic survey. HGL sheet cross-referenced and attached.