It would be great to be able to batch generate separate PDF reports for each location in the SPIDA file. Currently we can generate one single PDF with every pole or we can check the individual poles and generate the report but we that is time inte...

I am seeking a "Profile View Report" in DXF format. Specifically, I need the alignment of poles with the cable spans and sags of the cable so that I can measure the clearances to finished grade. This information will be incorporated into my CAD co...

Single wood subtransmission poles sometimes have offset crossarms that angle downward. Requesting to add a crossarm property that allows vertical rotation of the crossarm.

If the ownership of the equipment is changed in spida, make it so analysis does not have to be run. Also, the poles can keep their current results? For example, if I had to change ownership on all poles in a project today from company#1 to company...

The ability to organize and edit elements across multiple design layers using hierarchical relationships would be very helpful. It could streamline workflows and improve consistency in projects.

We use measured heights for clearance determination rather than calculated clearances. Unfortunately, span view defaults to showing calculated heights and clearances every time you launch SPIDAcalc. It's easy to overlook that it is showing calcula...

Currently, SPIDAcalc only supports WMS and OSM layers. WMTS is an OGC standard that serves image tiles like WMS, except the tiles are pregenerated rather than created at request time. This allows for faster response times from the service. Here is...

Similar to the .exchange format to save spida projects in a format compatible with older versions, there should be an option to create universally compatible client files. That way, customers using older spida versions, can also add the client fil...

Currently, the Profile View does not remember the last selected WEP in Profile View. It would be very helpful if it did, so you could visually compare designs by switching your selection back and forth between design layers. Unfortunately, as it c...