Questions before you get started.
The practical details about inputs, findings, and how to evaluate LinkWave with your team.
Where should our team start?
Start with Feasibility Study when the question concerns a property and preliminary development options. Start with Design Compliance when you have a PDF plan set to review. A walkthrough can focus on either workflow.
What file does drawing review accept?
Upload the drawing set as a single PDF, up to 200 MB. Include the code summary and the relevant drawings in the revision you want to review.
Why add a project address?
The supplied street address, city, and state support a comparison with the address printed on the drawings. Without that input, the review cannot make that comparison.
What does insufficient information mean?
The available evidence did not support a determination for that check. Read the explanation and inspect the drawing to identify what needs clarification. It is a different outcome from a failed check.
Can I see where a finding occurs?
When a finding includes drawing-location data, the viewer can open the relevant sheet and highlight the area. Not every finding has a location; some relate to notes or project information.
Is the same site information available everywhere?
Available parcel, zoning, and constraint information varies by jurisdiction and source. Bring your project location to a walkthrough so the discussion can address the information available for that site.
Does LinkWave replace professional or jurisdiction review?
No. It supports investigation and design QA. Qualified professionals review project decisions, and the authority having jurisdiction retains its formal review and approval role.
What should I bring to a demo?
Bring one project question, the property location or PDF plan set, and the people who need to review the output. Tell us which decision the team is trying to make so the walkthrough can stay focused.