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Ideate BIMLink proved to be easy to use and a time saver, so the Parkin team started using it to streamline other workflows. Here are a few examples of time-consuming and error-prone manual workflows that Parkin now performs with Ideate BIMLink:
- Transferring parameter values to Doors from their hosts (Fire Rating, Wall Types, etc.)
- Managing FF&E (Equipment) ID information (Number and Name)
- Managing Room Data
In addition to expanding their use of Ideate BIMLink, Parkin also expanded its use of Ideate Software products.
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