Bluebeam FAQ
Bluebeam Frequently Asked Questions. Not getting the answers you need? Call or Email us- we're here to help.
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Of course! Orange Blade Consultants is now part of U.S. CAD. We joined forces in January 2019. You'll be working with the largest, most experienced Bluebeam Partner anywhere. Read More...
In short, probably. Check the system requirement here to be sure.
Visit https://licensing.bluebeam.com/upgrade to get your upgrade to the current release. You'll need your serial number, your product key, and the email address used when you placed your initial order. This information can be found on your Bluebeam License Certificate. Can't find your license certificate? We can help, contact us today.
Yes, you will own your perpetual license of Bluebeam Software after purchasing it. And remember that Bluebeam Studio is included with your License, meaning you can use Bluebeam Studio Sessions and Projects at no extra charge.
Open Licenses and Studio Prime however, are on a subscription basis.
Yes, of course. Visit our downloads page to get your 30-day full install of Revu Standard, CAD, eXtreme, or Mac versions.
Upgrading Bluebeam Revu is easy. Visit Bluebeam Upgrades and follow the step-by-step procedure. Have your current serial number available during your upgrade purchase, we'll need it to process your order. Trouble finding your existing serial number(s)? Contact us, we can help.
Yes. If you have a valid serial number for any version of Bluebeam....you can upgrade to the latest release.
Yes. You can upgrade a portion of your Bluebeam seats. Submit a quote request, and we'll take it from there.
If you are ordering directly from our Bluebeam Store, let us know in the "Order Notes" section during checkout.
If you purchase additional seats, we will add them to your existing serial number unless you tell us otherwise. Example: You own 3 seats of Revu CAD Edition on serial number 1234567. Purchase 2 more seats of Revu CAD and we'll make your serial number valid for 5 seats/installs. Buy a different version of Revu, we'll create a new serial number for these new seats. Confusing? No problem, let's talk. We do this all day, every day. Contact us at 480-559-8670 or bluebeam@orangeblade.com
If you did not add product maintenance to your order, you made do so within 30 days of your initial order. Choose the correct maintenance contract (if you purchase the CAD version of Revu, be sure to get CAD maintenance). Open Licenses, however do not require software maintenance as it is included in the price of the yearly subscription.
No. You can purchase Revu from any reseller, regardless of where you downloaded your trial version. United States customers must purchase from a Reseller in the U.S.
When you purchase Bluebeam Products from Orange Blade Consultants - A U.S. CAD Company, you will always receive the current release. Let us know in the comments section on the checkout screen if you have any special requests.
Bluebeam Revu for iPad can be purchased from the Apple Store
The short answer is yes.
On very rare occasions, we'll run into a PDF file that was created using an application that doesn't adhere to the PDF ISO Standard. The overwhelming majority of PDF creators play by the ISO Standard rules though.
All of them! That's right, Stabndard, CAD, and eXtreme all allow for digital signatures.
Only Revu eXtreme allows for Batch Sign and Seal though.
I have Bluebeam 2017 and when I take a measurement it takes it out to 1/256 fractions. I want it to round to 1/4″ only. How do I change this?
Hi David – You’ll want to be sure that you’ve calibrated your measurements. See this page for more detail.