Sometimes, you want to delete multiple objects at once. This can be done by selecting the first object that you want to delete in combination with pressing the SHIFT key to select more objects. And then using the usual delete icon to delete them. To unselect the objects, just click…
This article covers the topic of room data sheets. First, it explains the general concept. After that, it goes into the details of creating room data sheets in BriefBuilder. What are room data sheets? Room data sheets (RDSs) are structured overviews of the requirements that apply to the specific room…
We certainly do! We can provide training in different ways. Very popular is our online BriefBuilder Fundamentals course. This online course guides you step-by-step through all of BriefBuilder’s functionalities. You will learn how to define requirements, how to verify them, how to manage changes, and how to standardise and re-use…
When your account is created, you’ll see your initials placed on a colored background as your profile picture. You can, however, add a profile photo of yourself, which can help your team to identify you quicker. And it makes the project more personal!😊 To do so: (1) Go to Your…
When entering values in your model, you can quickly move from one cell to another by using your ENTER button and your TAB button. Clicking on your ENTER button brings you to the cell below in the same column. Clicking on your TAB button brings you to the next cell…
The BriefBuilder application features several dashboards: All these dashboards feature charts that show you the state of affairs, so to speak. To give you easy access to the underlying data, we have made all charts clickable. This means that when you click on a name or on a particular part…
For BriefBuilder’s tables, it is possible to (pre)define a table set-up (i.e. defining what needs to be in it) and save it for later usage. This is what we call a table definition. Depending on your role, you can choose to create table definitions for your own usage or table…
Optional standard property blocks are the same as normal standard property blocks (you can predefine them, create picklists, use them in cross tables, …) with the difference that they are only shown on an object’s detail view when you have explicitly selected them. Optional blocks are very useful when you…
Introduction Verification assessment is the process of reviewing and/or approving verification outcomes. It is an extra check, following the ‘four eyes principle’, to ensure the validity and accuracy of the verification outcomes. Typically, it is the design team’s quality manager and/or the client’s project manager that does the assessment. Such…
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