Add support for annotative scale factors for blocks and text. This would allow blocks and text to be the same size in different scaled viewports.

Have a way to create a generic schedule. The schedule will be informational purposes only, but it will be generated the same way as the other DM schedules so it will look the same.

If you could add the ability to create plan or keynotes to all devices and fixtures, you could eliminate some of the notes that occupy space beside them. Typically a hex box, circle would have the keynote number in it, which would refer you to a common list of notes on the edge of the space. Keeping them tied to the respective annotation layers may help keep them sortable by the entities on that sheet.

Have a mask on all the text inserted with Design Master that will hide anything on the drawing behind it to make it easier to read.

Create an object enabler for Navisworks to allow the 3D ductwork, pipes, conduit, and cable tray to be viewed directly from the DWG without requiring it to be exported to an IFC file.

Support drawings with metric base units.

ACAD spell check does not update Design Master Schedules. ACAD spell check needs to be run every time a schedule is updated.

It is too easy for anyone to select "Copy to Master" and make a mess of the master database.

Detect room boundaries from the architect's XREF automatically and create rooms based upon it.

Add shortcut commands for commands. For example, "ML" for "Move Loop or Homerun" or "BC" for "Break Circuit".

Be able to sort schedules by different fields instead of just the default field.

SIngle button to change from IP to SI in a drawing.

As the word of this software is increasing in Canada, it would be a good idea to have the capabilities of incorporating the Canadian Electrical Code into Design Master.

In the various DM schedules (light fixtures, receptacles, diffuser, etc), add the option to link the entry to a PDF file. The PDF could be opened from the schedule, or there could be an option to include it as a hyperlink on the device so it can be opened from the AutoCAD drawing.

It would be a great tool if we can have the ability to import model information from Revit drawings which are done by architects. A simple feature would be importing the rooms. This would speed up the process and make designs happen faster.

It would be nice to be able to have multiple arrows for 1 piece of text pointing to different devices

When a dialog box is moved, remember the location so that the next time it is opened, it is displayed in the same location.

Having the ability to adjust the width of a schedule in the drawing model, instead of the schedule toolbox.

We have a large Building design Industrie. And all Arch and Eng companies are now changing from AutoCad to Revit but there is no good Software on the market for engineers to calculate electrical or HVAC Systems. An app for Revit for both will make it all better and faster. The potential could be in the millions.

Include an option to print a "-" (a dash) in schedule cells if nothing is printed in them.