Feature: Reload original opening, frame, or door.
Environment: Comsense Advantage
Function: Reload openings is a function available on change orders when you add product and/or prep to an existing opening. Reloading an opening restores a portion of the opening back to the most recently approved (as built) state. Comsense has multiple reload opening options that each reload different portions of the opening while keeping the changes in the new change order.
How it works:
In the change order window:
- Right-click on the opening, frame, or door line item
- Click Reload (As Built) Opening, Frame, or Door
- The Reload Opening Options window will open
- Select the appropriate option using Table 1
- Click OK
Option | Description | When to Use |
---|---|---|
Update Opening Status, Keep existing change order modifications |
The change order status restores from canceled to open and awaiting approval and the information in the change order remains the same. | If you want to restore a change order that was canceled by a conflicting change order. |
Reload Opening, CURRENT sold (as built) Hardware, Door and Frame |
Restores all changes on the opening to the most recently approved (as built) state. | |
Reload Opening Attributes Only |
Restores all opening line item information to the most recently approved (as built) state and keeps all changes to doors, frames, and hardware. | |
Reload CURRENT sold (as built) Door only |
Restores the door to the most recently approved (as built) state and keeps all changes on the opening, frame, and hardware. | If you want to use the current door material rather than sourcing a new door. |
Reload CURRENT sold (as built) Frame only |
Restores the frame to the most recently approved (as built) state and keeps all changes on the opening, door, and hardware. | If you want to use the current frame material rather than sourcing a new frame. |
Reload CURRENT sold (as built) Hardware only |
Restores the hardware to the most recently approved (as built) state and keeps all changes on the opening, door, and frame. | If you want to use the current hardware material rather than sourcing new hardware. |
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