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Introduction to this Course

Welcome to Company Administration on Visibuild

Company Administration Terminology

The Company Setup Area

Knowledge Check

Projects

Requesting and Setting Up a New Project

Members and Roles

Managing Company Members

Roles and Permissions

The Company Template Library

Building Company Templates

Importing Company Templates into Projects

Visi Types and Subtypes

Understanding Visi Types and Subtypes

Creating and Managing Custom Subtypes

Subtypes on Projects and Shared Jobs

Course Conclusion

Company Administration Course Completed

A complete guide to company administration on Visibuild: requesting projects, managing members and roles, building the Company Template Library, and managing Visi types and subtypes.

Learn the Company Admin role on Visibuild: requesting and setting up projects, managing members and roles, building the Company Template Library, and managing Visi types and subtypes across your portfolio.

Visibuild Company Administration: Projects, Members, Templates and Visi Types

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