When working on large numbers of poles, it's useful to separate them into categories such as Telco-only, Power-only, Joint Use, etc for easier report export. But when moving poles between leads you can only select one at a time and the list doesnt...

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

I noticed that for the update from 24.0 to 24.1, the Project Details Report PDF no longer exports with the ability to navigate in Bluebeam with bookmarks- this was very handy for the 24.0 version.

In Design Status, update the default Clearances icon to something other than a green check mark, which makes it appear that it is passing clearance requirements. Instead, do sometihng like the Analysis icon where if there are no results, it shows ...

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

We would like the, 'Year of the Pole' added as a text to go with 'height', 'class' and 'pole owner' when using "Export to CAD'. The Year is needed along side the pole profile. See attached sample. The 'Year' should be included in the Component Pro...

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...

This is an extension of the idea SPIDA-I-34: https://spida.ideas.aha.io/ideas/SPIDA-I-34 Current Functionality: When a new lead is created, it creates a new location. Requested Functionality: When a new lead is created, prompt the user: "Create ne...

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...

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...