Time-aligned annotations
Pin comments, markers, or stress checks directly to specific instants in the simulation timeline.
Annotating at precise timestamps—like marking when crane swing radius meets a temporary shoring column—turns abstract risk into actionable insights. Users can flag pour windows, equipment bottlenecks, or daylight access issues and attach sketches, photos, or checklists. Each annotation includes the model state and all variables at that moment, so no context is lost when revisiting later.
Annotations appear as labeled markers on the timeline, grouped by user or tag type. Designers and engineers can drill into each event to see related comments, version snapshots, or linked documents. This makes it easy to trace how decisions evolved—such as adjusting lift points after early simulations showed unexpected sway—without restarting the review cycle.
During live reviews, moderators can spotlight specific annotations in real time, guiding attention to high-priority zones. Others can reply directly or suggest edits, with all updates timestamped and attributed. Exported reports include annotation maps, helping external reviewers understand site conditions and decision triggers without re-running simulations.
