Site Allocation Planner for logistics planning
Create allocation plans on real project drawings, save marked positions and keep the planning record connected to shift and site logistics context.
Plan site allocation from the drawing
The module uses uploaded PDF or image plans as the working surface for allocation planning, then stores the allocation record and its marked positions in the project.
From plan upload to allocation record
Use the current site plan as the base, mark allocation areas and keep the result available as a project record instead of a detached screenshot.
Load the plan
Start with the project PDF or image drawing used for site logistics planning.
Mark the allocation
Place and save allocation positions with the shift and workforce context the site team needs.
Review the history
Keep allocation changes traceable inside the project instead of relying on exported markups.
Site Allocation Planner in context
Review the drawing surface, allocation markings and planning records used by project teams.
Posisi ini dalam alur kerja proyek
Use Site Allocation Planner when the question is where work, storage or site activity should happen on a real plan. PDF and image site drawings, marked allocation areas, shift context and saved allocation history help logistics teams keep decisions tied to the visual site layout. Allocation records can be used for laydown planning, temporary works zones, crane or access areas, storage zones and shift-based site coordination. Keeping the marks on the drawing helps later reviewers understand the decision without asking for the original markup file. The planner is also useful when teams need to compare allocation decisions across days or phases because the saved record keeps the marked plan, allocation purpose and shift context together. That makes the page clearer for logistics reviews, subcontractor coordination and site meetings where the exact area matters.
Keep site allocation planning connected to the project record.
ArchiMesh helps teams plan allocation on real site drawings with saved markings and shift-aware context.
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