We are pleased to announce a new feature in Vcad Standalone designed to improve file organization and make everyday content management within the platform even more efficient.
With this release, Vcad Standalone moves beyond the logic of a single folder and introduces a more flexible structure that allows users to create multiple folders and subfolders, organizing files in a clearer way and in line with specific project needs.
This update has been developed to make the user experience more structured and scalable. In contexts where models, documents, and imported content grow over time, the ability to define a custom folder structure becomes essential for working more efficiently, finding information faster, and maintaining better control over the working environment.
The new folder management system allows users to organize content according to operational logic that reflects real workflows. Files can now be structured by project, discipline, client, work phase, or any other organizational need, with the possibility to create subfolders and build a clear, intuitive hierarchy.
In addition, Vcad Standalone now introduces the ability to move imported files from one folder to another. This means the structure can evolve over time without constraints, supporting a more dynamic way of working. A file is no longer tied to a single initial location, but can be reclassified and repositioned according to project changes or team requirements.
This enhancement makes Vcad Standalone even more effective not only in the management of models and data, but also in the organization of the environment where those contents are collected, consulted, and enhanced. It is a practical improvement to the user experience, designed to support a more orderly, intuitive, and scalable approach to file management.
With this release, Vcad Standalone takes another step forward toward an increasingly flexible experience, closer to the operational needs of professionals working every day with project files, models, and data.
For users who would like to explore the feature in more detail, the dedicated documentation is available here, with step by step guidance on how to create folders and subfolders, manage the structure, and move files within the Standalone environment.
