Documentation of Installation Processes

By documenting the installation process before sealing the floor and walls, you create a transparent and traceable record of all work carried out. This enables you to document the exact installation process and refer back to it if necessary.
Accurate documentation helps you to identify potential errors or defects at an early stage and to rectify and correct problems immediately before they lead to costly repairs or delays.

By accurately recording and tracing pipe runs, you can make it easier to identify and resolve problems later on. In addition, documenting the installation history allows for comprehensive quality control. You can ensure that all work has been carried out to the specified standards and regulations, and before completion you will have clear evidence of work carried out and the condition of the installations. This can help you to clarify legal matters, defend any liability claims and avoid conflicts in advance.

Documenting the installation process offers you numerous advantages. From fault detection and rectification to quality assurance and legal protection, accurate and comprehensive documentation is an essential tool for the success of your construction projects.

Features used:

• Measurements
• Points of Interests
• Scenes
• Structuring (topology)