Using the Configure Price Feature
Rendering visuals with The KITS collaborator and applying the KITS Configure Price/Configure Pricing features can truly help accelerate the sale. To fully access the KITS Pricing feature, you will need…
Official KITS Rendering Promotion – Terms & Conditions
The KITS collaborator Rendering Promotion NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. MAKING A PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED…
Portrait Mode for iPad and Windows Surface
Whether you are using The KITS collaborator on an iPad, Windows Surface, or a compatible touchscreen Windows 10 device, you have the ability to work in Portrait Mode. Simply rotate…
Item Tagging
Item Tagging allows you to add identification tags to all items found in your project. These tags can be used in many ways like identifying areas on plan where furniture…
Best Practices for Project Pricing in KITS
Project pricing can be just as important as creating great renderings and VR panoramas. Here are recommended best practices for project pricing when creating your estimation using Quick Sheets. Update…
Importing DWG & SIF Files into KITS
There are certain requirements your DWG must meet for a successful import. Keep in mind, only symbols from manufacturers published in KITS will successfully import. Check our Manufacturer Page for…
Setting Up Your iPad’s Native Mail App
The KITS collaborator utilizes your iPad's native mail app to send renderings, Quick Sheets, and AutoCAD exports. If you haven't done so already, you will need to set up your…
Include Environment: Erase Object
For iPad users, taking an environment photo includes advanced options to edit the photo you've taken. Users have the ability to erase the floor to create a "blank canvas" and…
Calibrating an Environment Photo
What is an Environment Photo? With The KITS collaborator you can create unlimited high quality renderings of the layouts you've created for your clients. Adding an environment photo to your…
Closing the Sale with an Environment
Including an environment photo in your scene makes it easy for your client to visualize what the items will look like in their space. You can choose from the sample…
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