PW Web View Ideas

We would like to be able to extract the zip folders inside of PW Web

The file selector in PWDM for PW Workarea Connections is not functional enough for being used in projects with many files or many levels of nested folders, as it doesn't display the saved searches, doesn't allow to use the "Advanced search" availa...

When a document is created in ProjectWise Web, the order of the screens in the "Document creation wizard" is Code (if enabled for the Environment). Name, File Name, Description and Version Environment Attributes There are many cases where the seco...

At present you can obtain PWE links to multiple files using the Send to > Mail recipient as link option. It would be very handy if this SendTo option could also provide links for a PWE and PW Web option. For our external groups using PW Web, we...

Document Code works a bit differently by having extra characters appear in pull-down lists when those characters don't appear in PW Explorer. There is an SR for this issue, SR 7001550314

Please can you allow for quicker creation and connection of connected projects when the project already exists in PW explorer. This would remove all the manual work to create and connect the project. Idea of just going into the Projectwise Project...

currently we have this data in the measurement properties, but being able to visually see the components as we can in Navisworks is a better tool for "show and tell" while performing a design review

It would be a good idea to be possible through the extraction tool for Excel to have a list of documents and their respective links from ProjectWise web.

When create a new doc, with attribute, interface use CREATE by default Button instead of NEXT. NEXT is necessary, because attribute have to be set. When attribute needed, can you set by default NEXT button instead of CREATE ?

One possible solution for us, both from a user experience and from a PW Administration profile would be this: The user navigates to Infrastructure cloud and opens the “Documents” page, opens the document’s context menu, and clicks in a new context...