Documentation · BR18 §§ 501–502

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norm helps structural engineers turn drawings, calculations, and reports into reviewable documentation. Every drafted field stays connected to the project evidence behind it.

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Structural calculation · page 14 · section 3.2

How it works

From project material to documentation ready for review.

The workflow follows the way engineering evidence is actually assembled: sources first, controlled drafting second, professional review before export.

Gather the sources: Upload drawings, calculations, reports, and approved company templates into the correct project workspace.
Draft from evidence: norm proposes fields from indexed project material and keeps the supporting passage attached.
Review and export: An engineer checks every conclusion, resolves missing evidence, and exports from the approved template.

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The source stays beside the answer.

Engineering documentation is useful only when another person can inspect how it was produced. norm keeps evidence, decisions, and revisions visible throughout the workflow.

Traceable fields: Drafted values point back to a source document, page, and passage.
Approval before export: Generated text remains a draft until a person reviews and approves it.
Visible change impact: When shared facts change, dependent fields return to review instead of silently staying current.

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