In this article, we will show you how allowance tasks work in the plan view.
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Special Feature of the Task
The measurement task is directly linked to the allowance feature. Here, you can not only document your progress but also directly enter the materials you have used. This way, you have a direct association with the exact task and thus proof of what you used the materials for.
Finding Tasks
To find a task in the task overview, you have the following options:
- Search in the search bar
- enter the task name or task number here - Filter options
- activate the filter by "Task Type" and select measurement task
- activate the filter by "Checklists" and select the appropriate checklist used in the measurement tasks
💡Note:
Measurement tasks are always created without a checklist! Therefore, the filter only applies if a checklist was proactively added after creating the task.
- activate the filter by "Title" and enter the task name here
Working in the Task
After you have successfully created your task, you can now work within it.
This includes the following options:
Section "MEASUREMENT"
- Add measurement
- View activity log
- Activate translation
- View and add comments
Section "DETAILS"
- Change the current status
- Add a checklist
- Add a due date
- Assign subcontractors and responsibilities
- Add files
- View activity log
- Activate translation
- View and add comments
Documenting measurements in the task
To document your consumption, you can proceed as follows
- Open the allowance task
- In the "Allowance" section, click on Add measurement
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Enter information:
- Bill of quantities position (optional)
- Title of the position
- Area (depending on the areas created on the plan)
- Section
- Quantity
- Unit
- Relevant for change orders
💡Note:
The bill of quantities position can only be selected if a GAEB file has been uploaded beforehand in the "Measurement" menu item. See "Measurement".
- If all information is entered correctly, confirm by saving
Open the recorded position, edit or simply delete it.
💡Note:
What else you can do with the recorded positions outside of the task, you can find out in the article "Measurement".