Carry out a control in a Pro project

A form allows you to carry out controls on a type and in a specific zone. It is up to you to communicate the controls you wish to carry out by using a configuration file that is sent to you in advance.

The forms have a colour code:

• To do (blue): form to be completed
• In progress (yellow): form started but not completed
• Completed (green): all required fields are completed and compliant
• Non-compliant (red): one or several required controls are non-compliant
  
   

1. Select the "Forms" mode
2. Select the desired level and/or the zone

To perform a general check

1. Slide the zone upwards to display the forms (with two fingers) or tap on the name of the area above the schematic, then on "Lists"
2. To add a control, select the "+", then the desired form template
3. Perform your control by filling out the form
4. To exit the form, completed or not, click on "Done"

To perform a local control on a 2D schematic

1. Once in "Forms" mode, tap and then drag-and-drop the clip board sticker in the same way as with an issue
2. Select the control sheet to be carried out
3. Fill out the form completely, partially or put it on hold

To carry out a local control on a 3D schematic (revit/BIM model required, not available on Windows)

1. Select a level then a zone
2. Select the "Forms" modes
3. Tap the "3D" button in the bottom right-hand corner
4. Drag-and-drop a form on the item to be checked or tap on an item directly on the plan and select the "Forms" tab of the window then "+"

/!\Attention /!\ 
On the model, each element has a unique ID. During its update, if you modify an existing element, the forms placed in the FINALCAD application will still be linked to the element.
However, if you delete or replace the item in the model, the form will no longer be linked as a new ID will be generated. The form will not be lost but will appear in list mode.

You can also have an overview of the forms by returning to the floor plan in the "forms" section, the "List" view mode as well as filtering your forms by clicking on the button in the bottom left:

Best practice: If the check is for the entire area, it is better to carry out a general check. On the other hand, if the check relates to a specific spot in the zone, we need to implement a localized check.