Step 7: Next steps
You have now gone through all the steps of the GLASSHOUSE introduction and you should now be familiar with the basic functions and possibilities of GLASSHOUSE and how it can help you to produce better project material.
[A good going picture, possibly a lot of miniature screenshots of features] But there are many more features and details in GLASSHOUSE, and many more tips and tricks on how to optimize and become even more efficient. You can read much more about all this on our collection of help pages:
For example, you can read much more about:
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Setting up and using standards in GLASSHOUSE
Learn more about how to reuse and standardize your setup for future projects, so you can get started faster and have a consistent structure across your project portfolio. -
Setting up and using measurement rules
Here you can learn about how to make GLASSHOUSE use just the measurement rules, and get the quantities out of the models that you want. -
Descriptions
All about the description functions. -
Setting up layouts in documents according to the BIPS 1.000 structure
The BIPS 1.000 description system is the most commonly used standard for descriptions in Denmark. On this page you can read more about how to set up your descriptions so that they have the right layout. -
Use of tilbudslister.dk
You can read much more about the tilbudslister.dk program on the program’s help pages, where there is also a step-by-step guide on how to get started. -
Write to us: hello@glasshousebim.com
Here you can write to us behind GLASSHOUSE with questions, ideas, bugs etc.Happy working!Click your way back to the previous step: Step 6: Create and edit offer listsLinks redirect to danish pages, few are marked as WIP
Click through to the start: Step 1: How to get started with GLASSHOUSE