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…
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…
Using the Floor Grid
Every new project you start on KITS will have a default 30 ft. x 30 ft. floor grid. You can always customize the size of your grid by accessing the…
Adjusting Item Quantity
While working with The KITS collaborator, you may need to increase the quantity of specific furniture items to meet your clients needs. Instead of searching through catalogs to add multiple…
Authoring a Project for DWG + SIF Import
There are certain requirements your DWG must meet for a successful import. Keep in mind, only symbols from manufacturers we support will successfully import into KITS. Check our Manufacturer Page…
Starting a New Project
Welcome to the Scene Builder You've successfully synced manufacturer catalogs, now it's time to start your first project! Tap the + icon from your home screen to open the scene…
Edit Renderings with iPad Markup
You might have missed this handy new feature available with iOS 11. Markup allows you to draw directly on your images, add text, magnify a specific spot, and add your…
Build Faster with Layout Aids
Whether you're building a workstation, adding a few decorative items from the KOE catalog, or simply placing a chair under a desk - there are two very important layout aids…