Inspect the evidence behind a finding.
A review result should be open to inspection. LinkWave brings the checked requirement, the information found in the drawings, and the reported outcome together for the reviewer.
Book a demoInspect the basis without giving up reviewer judgment.
Illustrative review ledger. Software organizes the reported basis; the authority having jurisdiction retains its formal determination and approval role.
| Review layer | What to inspect | Reviewer action |
|---|---|---|
| Requirement | Adopted edition, amendment, section, exception, applicability | Confirm the governing basis |
| Project premise | Use, occupancy, construction type, sprinkler status, drawing revision | Correct any unsupported premise |
| Drawing evidence | Provided value, note, dimension, sheet location, surrounding context | Inspect the submitted set |
| Reported result | Pass, fail, or insufficient information with explanation | Make or request the formal determination |
What the work asks of you.
LinkWave supports the investigation. The responsible people still establish the basis, inspect the evidence, and determine the next step.
- 01
Examine one condition at a time
Open a finding to inspect its provided and allowed values, notes, and available references. Read the finding in the context of the project and the applicable local requirements.
- 02
Follow the drawing evidence
Where the result includes a location, review the highlighted area on the plan. The surrounding drawing and the project information remain part of the assessment.
- 03
Keep the determination with the reviewer
LinkWave provides software-assisted checks and organizes their evidence. The authority having jurisdiction retains its review and approval role. Product findings do not represent an issued permit or a formal determination.
- 04
Evaluate against your review process
Bring a representative plan set and a defined set of review questions to a walkthrough. Examine whether the findings, references, and drawing locations are useful to your reviewers, and discuss jurisdiction-specific requirements directly.
Review the workflow with your team.
Start with the conditions your reviewers need to inspect.
Book a demo