QR drawing workflows

The printed set stays connected.

Drop a tag on the drawing and link it to a task, punch item, document, photo, RFI, web link, or another sheet. Export for print and every tag becomes a QR code — the crew scans the paper plan and the linked item opens on their phone.

Why teams use it

Organized around the sheet set.

Tags become QR codes

On printed exports, drawing tags convert to scannable codes automatically. Paper plans keep their links to the live project.

One poster for the whole project

The project poster is a QR on the jobsite wall: scan into shared drawings, documents, and photos with no app install and no account setup.

Ask the project a question

From the poster, chat or talk with the Redliner Intelligence AI assistant about the project — current set, open punch items, key documents.

FAQ

Common questions

What can a drawing tag link to?

A task, a punch list item, a document, a photo, an RFI, a web hyperlink, or another location in the plan set.

Do field crews need the app?

No. Scanning a QR tag or the project poster opens the linked content in the phone browser — no install, no account setup.

What happens when the plan changes after printing?

The QR points at the live project, so the linked RFI answer, photo, or document is current even when the paper is not.

Print a set that answers questions.

Tag the drawing, print with QR codes, and give the crew the links they need on paper.