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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To make use of BriefBuilder’s IFC integration, it is advisable to include the necessary BriefBuilder rules into your project’s BIM protocol. This will ensure that the integration works smoothly and deliverables from the design team can be used in your BriefBuilder project. Design Rules Mapping Rules These are some examples…
BriefBuilder has a dedicated IFC module that allows you to import an IFC file into your model. Below, you can watch the promotional video to get a general understanding of what you can do with it. In this article, we’ll dive into the details of this new feature. You can…
To structure and define the format of your requirements, you can take advantage of various available settings. These settings can be found in the lower part of the navigation menu. The available settings are: Classification/numbering Classifications and numberings can be used to add identifiers to objects (other than the automatically…
As a user, you can choose whether you want to receive email notifications regarding comments and/or RFCs. You can find this setting under your own profile (upper right corner of the application), where there is a a button called Email notifications. For both comments and RFCs, you can choose a notification…