Enable clearance rules that are orientation-agnostic (apply regardless of which attachment is above or below) and optionally allow different minimum clearances depending on the relative position. Current rules require an upper-attachment → lower-a...

Request to update the clearances configuration to allow for setting the WEP type(s) to which a midspan clearance should apply. This would allow creating reduced clearance tables for services to buildings as described in NESC 2023, Table 232-1, Foo...

Currently Spida only allows for single phase poletop extension modeling, but there are materials available on the market, such as the attach Pupi Poletop Extensions, that can be used to model different phase configurations. The addition of the abi...

There are multiple use cases for Equipment classes. Grounded/Ungrounded Classes This would allow clearance reporting to easily identify different clearance requirements based on the status of the equipment's grounding. Communication/Utility ...

There are many NESC 2023 classifications that are grouped differently depending on the rule. For example, Table 232-1 combines the following in the first column: Insulated Communication Conductors And Cable Messengers Overhead Shield/Surge-P...

Add a check box property to wires and equipment to identify them as grounded. Allow this property to be used in the creation of Component Groups for clearance analysis.

Add a wire property for voltage. Allow these to be defined in the client file and used in the creation of Component Groups.

Add support for applying a phase label to a wire that applies throughout the connected length of wire. This is mostly for primary phasing. Allow these to be customized in the client file. Examples include: A, B, C Left, Center, Right Road, Center,...

To being able to have a more precise pole look, some equipment are attached on crossarm.

With framing assemblies, the user can select the type of wires to be used in the assembly prior to placing. Support assemblies allows us to create common guying assemblies (such as 2 guys to 1 anchor, 2 guys to 2 anchors, and 4 guys to 4 anchors f...