Enhancing Digital Reporting for Fabrication Core and Revit Fabrication Workflows

DAVE MANGHAM: Hi there, and thanks for joining me for this presentation at AU 2024, Design & Make Conference. And this is "Revit to the Cloud, Enhancing and Extending revit & Fabrication WorkFlows." Of course, number is BES1109. And I'm Dave Mangham, director at DaveM AEC Consulting and also director of Global Fabrication Data Integration with ENGworks Global out of Chicago.

So I'm going to run through a couple of slides, and then my intention is to, hopefully-- fingers crossed, do a bit of live presentation of the solution that I'm going to talk about, which is MEPTrack.

So this is just the little embarrassing slide about myself. I've been around in the industry for quite some considerable time now, over 30 years, touching on all facets of the MEP industry, right through, from design all the way through to fabrication.

I spend most of my time these days working with dry side, predominantly as an HVAC fabricators, assisting with implementation and improvements with workflows on the CAMduct core product fabrication auditor-- Autodesk core product fabrication, CAMduct, but also fabrication ESTmep, and, to a lesser degree, CADmep, but also assisting with the integration of fabrication in the Revit workflow.

So there's an increasing uptake in the industry, I'm finding, with people looking to migrate 100% to fabrication in Revit. So that's just a quick consume-the-speaker overview.

So this is the safe harbor statement. We just show that for the requirements of the recording.

And the journey-- so MEPTrack, who is MEPTrack? So MEPTrack is myself and a 50/50 partnership with a development guy who was originally based in Australia but has now moved to the UK. But we still collaborate on the development of MEPTrack.

And, yeah, it's a very good working relationship that we have. So the next question-- why? Well, all the customers, clients that I've worked with-- a majority of them, I should say, not all of them. But a majority of them have constantly asked me the question over the last few years, can you set up the tracker solution that's shipped with the CAMduct software?

So, of course, I say, yes, I can help you with that. And so I've implemented Tracker with a number of customers. But then the conversation generally used to lead to, can Tracker do something more than it was originally intended for?

So it sort of spurred me into thinking, well, yeah, I wonder if there's an opportunity here to maybe investigate extrapolating data from the fabrication core products and, of course, Revit to populate in something maybe like Power BI? So that was the first sort of idea that went through my head.

And it was predominantly to see whether or not we could embellish the Tracker solution, which facilitates, obviously, the tracking of your fabrication workflow and also delivery to site. And so that was the why-- the who, the why and the how.

So the how is, well, the development person that I partnered with said, well, we can do it this way. So the intention was to start to leverage the functionality and the ability to host the solution in the cloud. So that's the how.

So this is the journey that we went on in summer 2021-- so very, very recent, really. It was purely a casual conversation that had with the development guy, literally over a cup of coffee.

And the development guy investigated, like I previously said, the ability to use Power BI, but then started to investigate other options. So we now have a proof of concept in the autumn sort of thing of 2021, where the development guy and myself spent some time ticktacking to see whether we could host something in the cloud.

So we did a soft rollout in 2021 of spring. And then, in 2022 to the present, we've got-- we launched. We've got a number of users now in a couple of geolocations. And it's now a case of continual product development.

So we're actually leveraging data exports from the following products. I mentioned the Fabrication EST, CAM, and CAD, and also REVIT. And the way we do this is we need to have a custom job information form, which I'm going to show you in a second, which we populate the pertinent data required in those products.

And then we generate a unique ID in our MEPtrack solution, which then carries through for projects. So I'm going to just come out of here for a second, and you should now be able to see, if I just enlarge Revit, here we have a simple Revit model, this-- just to let you know that we can actually use MEPTrack for both dry side and wet side.

So it works very well with the ductwork and also with pipework. And some people are using it for spooling purposes, which I'll hopefully show you in a second.

So this is a simplistic model. And, of course, now with the implementation of fabrication parts in Revit, we can simply tap, select a run or a couple of runs or the whole model if we want, and use our Export Job File option.

This enables us to export to MHA to a certain-- any location. So we export the MHA, and the MHA is the file format which then is consumed in the core product. So ultimately, our intention is to be able to export, because we do know that there are export tools, fabrication export tools in Revit, which enables you to export data directly out of Revit.

So that's just a couple of things that we need to be able to finalize. And then, once we finalize those things, we can do direct exports from Revit. So minimizing the Revit environment, if we now go and jump into-- it could be any one of the three fabrication core products.

Here is the same export, or MHA file, that we've opened in CAMduct. So we now have our job loaded up in CAMduct. And what we can do now is we can actually start populating this with pertinent budget data. So if I open the job information form-- so here's the job information form.

And we've got some simplistic stuff here that you can see exported from Revit-- information, et cetera, et cetera. Now, this is the important field here. So if I just quickly jump into the web page that I've got open, and you'll see now, here is my MEPTrack web page. And when we open the MEPTrack, we should see the-- sorry, if we go to the web page, there's the login, excuse me.

Here's the login, which we've got a server coming in the USA. So we'll have geolocations for hosting your data in the cloud. We can then log in to the product like so. And here is our landing page.

So the steps to actually get to this point are simple. There's a simple setup process which, if I just click on the Upload, there's-- and I click on Setup here within the environment, there's a step-by-step walkthrough of how to set it up.

So you can actually self-set up and implement. We do have support, of course, in the US with Endurance Global. So if you want to look at investigating using the product, we've got the option here. So you can go through here and download the files that you need.

But the main method of extrapolating and populating the data in our environment is to click on the projects here. So these are the modules that you can see on the left. We can actually also repeat the modules down over here. So it's supported on any device. So you can even use your phone, mobile phone.

So we navigate to the Projects section here, and there's a little button up the top right here, which we do Add Project. And this will give us a unique project number which we use in our core product to populate, and then this will track through the job.

So if I click on that now, it will actually automatically copy to the clipboard. Once you've done that, then you can jump back into your CAM or EST or whichever, and then that would be populated in here.

Now, once you've done that, we've got a couple of processes that need to be exported. These are Job Totals Export and an Item Totals Data Export. So [AUDIO OUT] run the Job Totals Data Export, and that will run in the background and generate a export file.

So if I just quickly jump in here and show you a sample export file, here's a sample export file that we've exported already, with all the specific columns and data that's required. So we're going from this-- this is what we can see-- to something in the web page space, which is here.

So if I click on this, for example, that spreadsheet has been consumed, and now we can see a lot of data associated with that project. Now, to get the files into our environment, you simply click on the Upload module here and drag and drop the file into this bar here, and it will process the file.

So I can very quickly show you that if I go into the Downloads folder, which is just on my right at the moment-- here's the Downloads folder. So I can actually grab that file and drop it in that space. And fairly instantaneously, it'll pass the data in the cloud. And we now have the data from the core product and/or Revit, and it's been consumed in our environment.

So we can go back to our projects. And what happens is it temporarily will create a placeholder, which, if we want to use this for estimating, we can actually add in a lot of different consumers here, quote. And this is what you'd see pending here.

So we could have multiple different companies that are quoted for. We can make some adjustments to the quote value if we wish. So if we edit the quote and-- let's say we're going to make 100%, and what happens here is the original price, dollars here, went from $2,391, and we did the math in the back end and give you a profit.

And that's an option there to create quotes. You can then send a direct email to a consumer or customer with the quote on. So if I do sending now, that will actually send a quote to myself. And I should be able to jump into my emails, and momentarily, I should see an email land.

I'll just let that do its thing in the back end, and I'll show you that. There it is. It's literally just landed now. So if I show you, this is the quote, and here it is.

There's my quote that's been generated in MEPTrack with minimal information. You can add in fields if you wish. But that's the quote.

If hadn't already set this to Won, then I've got an option to say Won, Lost, Pending, or Canceled. I'll say we've lost that one, because we've already won that one. It creates a purchase order.

There's an admin section, which I can touch on in a bit to show you this. But if I click on there, you can see now that there's an option to email the purchase order. So if you want to send out a purchase order, same again-- just click on there. No need to go into emails and write an email. This will do it all for you in the back end. And that'll come through again to me momentarily.

We've got some granular reporting here of the breakdown. And just as I was talking there, there is the purchase order, the purchase order there-- so just to show you that came through pretty instantaneously. So we can close that. I'll minimize that again.

And we've got a breakdown of fabrication and material costs here. We've got some breakdown of-- or not breakdown in this section here, but we've got some fabrication and labor times, a list of the parts, you can see.

Just so you know, this is currently-- I've got this set to metric. We do support imperial and metric. So you can set the-- in the Admin section, you can set it to metric or imperial.

Some square meterage, a volume here-- so fairly recently, we just implemented the option to track how many trucks or deliveries, potential deliveries you need to make to get the job to the field. And if I go into the burger here, the burger exposes some of the features of the project side.

Actually, we're going to the paper trail. So you can see paper trail here. We've got a record of those purchase orders and quotes, et cetera. So there's the paper trail.

We'll go back to the projects. And we've got a timeline option. We've got shipping option. That'll take us straight to the shipping section.

We've got a load predictor, which is just about what I was going to say. You can edit this and configure the load predictor in the Admin section to make adjustments of the minimum loads you'll need and maximum loads you need, with an adjustment factor to just adjust-- understanding, of course, that on dry side, you can't fit everything right next to each other, necessarily, because of the strange shapes that you get with dry side.

So that's the load predictor. And now this job that I have already actually uploaded here, we have actually broken this down into a couple of batches. So we've got batch number 1 and batch number 2.

You click on the batch. We have the ability to consume an IFC out of a core product or Revit. And the IFC will give you a picture or a 3D representation of what you've got-- again, fabrication labor, we need to fix-- sorry about that. We've got that in there. Yes, that's right.

There's the items listed-- total weights per gauge there. Again, this could be wire gauge, and it could be pounds. And that's the area that we've also got.

So you can see that if I go back to-- actually go back in here and go back to batch 2, there's batch 2. So this is batch 2 of the job.

Again, you've got some breakdowns here. We've got details. So coming out of the custom job form, we can populate information in there, which will get passed and pass through to MEPTrack.

So that's the sort of projects overview. And we can then, once we've uploaded the specific batch information, we can actually look at the Part Viewer section here.

And you'll see there's the batches. We can search for a part. We're also supporting supports, if that makes sense.

So you can see we get the granular information here of the parts if you want to see that. We can go to the batch parts here, and that gives you a list of all the parts in the batch, with some granular information here.

We can actually switch this to a grid view if you prefer to see it in the grid view. So it's fairly customizable. Go to batch 2, batch 3.

We could search for a batch, like so. There's a batch there, all the parts in it. And then just have a quick look at the batch, and then we go back to a table view, and you can see you've got various columns with different information presented to you.

So we do also have an option in here, if not already created a spool in a core product or Revit. And this one, actually, I've already done. So we do have an option here to create spools.

So if you've got parts in a job which are identically numbered, we have an auto spool, which will then group the parts together and give you a spool. If you've not got the same numbers, you can actually edit a spool and add a part in, if that makes sense.

So if we go back to the other batch, let's just go back to the other batch. So this is batch 1 here. And if I go to the spooling section, like so-- and we can do auto spool here.

So I can see I've got some repeat numbers here. If I click on the Auto Spool, we get an option to group by item number, duct type, CID, or gauge, which you wouldn't probably do, but if I do that, then we'd leave the-- and then let MEPTrack do its thing.

And we've now grouped those together and autocolored them as well. So that was auto spooling. So if I go to a different batch here, you can see here, we've got some parts that potentially could be batched into a spool.

So if I want to add a spool, it will give you a sequential color and a sequential number. Create the spool. Currently, it's switched off, so I can't add anything to it. If I switch that on, I can then scroll down here and say, I want that, that, and that as a spool.

So this is applicable, of course, to pipework as well. If I wanted to append this one, I can switch that on and add something to it, or I can remove something from it. So it's fully flexible. So you've got that option in your batch parts. So let's go back to that one.

And you'll see that now we've got another symbol at the end here, which is status. And that's showing me that these are being cut. So in other words, we have a tracking input option down here. So I actually set that off some time ago before we started this session.

We've got two processes running at the moment for batch 1. We've got a forming process, and we've got a decoy process. These are infinitesimal. You can add your processes in. So I've got some piping processes in here as well, grooving.

For example, you could have welding. You can have your own-- add your own processes in here. And we can have sequential tracking. So we know that a job could potentially have some stripes being made at the same time as some fittings being made.

So if I actually end this process that's been running for, as you can see, 2 hours, 15 minutes, and 21 seconds, I'll end that. And then that purges that out of the active tracking. And if I go to that one, that was in cutting, and that should be 2 hours, a similar time. We can end that.

So that will push that out there and across here. And if we go back to our batch parts-- and it'll be doing some passing, et cetera, in the back end-- you can start to see that we go to, say, to batch 2. And then it'll refresh.

So I'm just going to jump into the Batch 3D while it's doing its bit in the back end. And if I go into-- whoops-- to there, so it should refresh like so. And this is that run of duct that I've been decoiling. And you can see there's a status there-- Decoiled, Straights.

So that's the list. And that process has been complete. So now this is refreshed with the color of the process. So we do have a key here to tell you what color represents what process. So that's the Batch 3D.

So we can present in Part Viewer the parts. We can see, in the Batch Parts, parts and the spooling colors. And in Batch 3D, we can see also.

So it's a number of different methods of being able to visualize what's happening with your batches. So the aim of MEPTrack was to, in collaboration with the [INAUDIBLE] people, was to try our best to try and keep this simple and intuitive rather than overcomplicating things.

Generally, the people that I've worked with don't have a whole heap of time to start trawling through lots of switches and buttons and things. So our aim is to try and keep this as simple as possible. So that's the tracking input side. And you can see that that was ended.

I can go to, say, assembling now, for example, for this batch here, and say start, and then that will start to track the time. So this will work quite nicely with something as simple as a tablet. So if you've got operatives who have tablets at their workstations-- so this is the same-- hopefully, you can see that on the screen. I can actually go into the tracking input on here, and with the touch screen.

And, in fact, you'll see here, hopefully, that is the same screen as what I'm presenting on my laptop.

So there's the tracking. We've got some project timelining options here, which I've currently got that blank at the moment. But we do have a Resource Planning tool, which-- the beauty of this being a web-based solution is we can actually create things, modules, in the cloud or in MEPTrack and actually launch them.

And this, as you can see, is a beta feature. So we are happy to launch new solutions and new offerings in a beta format and just notify the users that it is, in fact, a beta format. And this is fairly new that we've just been looking into or launching. And it enables you to populate your times that you've got available in the workplace.

So if I go in here, you've got, say, 40 hours available. Obviously, it could be a lot more if you've got more resources. And you can set a date when it changes. You can manually adjust things.

So if somebody is going on vacation, for example, you could say you're losing 20 hours. And it's going to be from, say, the 23rd to the 28th, for example. And you can put a note in here, "Jim on holiday," et cetera, and save the changes.

And what that will do is actually update the resource planning and actually notify you that between those days, you are actually going to be in the red with resources because somebody has gone on holiday. If you add people in that, it'll say, well, you've used 74 hours, but if you add in a couple of resources, it could go up to 80 hours, and that puts you back in the green.

So it'll automatically do the calcs to let you know whether or not you're going to be time-poor or resource-poor. So that's the Resource Planning.

Resource Allocation, we have another functionality in here, whereby we're capturing the time allocated for doing the processes out of the core products. And we can actually track what time has been consumed.

So let's just see. Yes, we've got some reporting going on here. That's a better one to show you.

So we're hoping to have the times allocated in the bottom bar and the times consumed in the top bar. And therefore, you'll be able to see-- visibly see-- that you've got sufficient time available or allocated to complete all the tasks and manufacture the product.

So that's another thing, another feature we have that's available. And I'll just go back to the landing page. So one of the main things that we-- before I go on, I'll just jump into the Customers feature here.

Of course, manufacturers might have multiple customers. We do have an option to upload CSV file from an address book or something like that. So you can upload a file to populate there, or you can add customers one at a time as you go along. So that's that option.

We also have-- I'm just going to touch on this, the org chart. So here we can expand this, change customers. So you can see that we've got-- zoom in, options, expand all. And that will give you an indication as to what's going on with who, with who, which jobs, what's lost, what's won, which customers, and a bit of a visualization of different projects, different customers, and so on and so forth.

Give you an idea here, [INAUDIBLE] keep going down the tree. And you'll see there. Go down to granular level. So that's the org chart.

We do have a calendar as well, which will autopopulate with jobs, as you put jobs in, populate with jobs. It'll put the dates in when they're required by. So that's back in Projects. If you go in here, you can allocate a date that it's required by, and that will populate Calendar automatically.

So Tracking Stats is the next thing I want to touch on. So you will see here that we have a bar which shows you the tracking statuses. And we've got assembling that started a few minutes ago.

And it will tell you total hours per process by user and give you an indication of how much time you've spent doing straights and forming, et cetera. You can have individual users logged in with a tablet or something.

Then, if I go into the timesheets here, it'll show you that, obviously, this is me-- just extend that date a bit. And that shows you that I was doing stuff last week. And the timesheets will show you a little bit more information now about the hours that I spent doing certain things.

And, yeah, it's got 36 hours. So that gives you a timesheet and tasks spent, doing stuff. Just going back to the Tracking Input briefly, we were asked the question, well, what happens if something gets interrupted?

That's all right. We've got a pause button. So we can pause the time, the clock. So it'll pause at whatever time. You can resume that time and then pause it again. So you can keep pausing and resuming.

We do give you, the admin, the ability to stop the clocks for everyone when it's the end of working day. So it'll manually stop all the clocks. So there's a few functionality things that we've included.

So I'm going to now touch on the shipping side, which is really predominantly one of the reasons why we came up with MEPTrack. And that's, as you can see, this job that I've loaded currently has no delivery notes, shipping notes set up.

So if I click on that, we know that some businesses have their parts loaded onto a cage. So we give you the option to use a cage or not use a cage and name your delivery note as you feel free. And we do Create.

And you will see that this is a job which has been broken down into a couple of batches here. So that's one batch there at the top, and then there's the break line [INAUDIBLE] batch 2. We can just use our Collapse All, and that's easier to see. And we can expand that, and that'll just expand that batch.

And you'll see that it's got a little colored tag underneath. You remember when I went into the batch parts up there, I had some spools set up, where I did the auto spool. So in other words, that end cap is fixed onto the end of that straight. And that's the associated hanger with that straight.

So what we can do now utilizing QR codes-- so I do happen to have-- hopefully, you can see it [INAUDIBLE] do this. It would be better if I just jump into my-- here. So we have some part labels. It could be part labels. It could be item labels, whichever your preferences.

We have some QR codes which have been added to the QR-- to the label. So I'll minimize that. And those are associated with these parts.

And this is batch 1. So I've got delivery note 1 over here, and I've got batch 1. I'm going to try and do some scanning. So I do have an actual scanner, a 2D scanner, or-- 2D is QR. 1D is barcode-- so a 2D scanner.

We can switch on the spool mode here. And that means that if it sees one item with associated spools, then it should treat them as one, just one scan. So if I switch on the scanner, it knows I've got this plugged in, and I'm just going to-- I've got the sheet here. I'm going to scan that.

And as you can see, hopefully, on the screen, in the green areas, the green area is deliberately set so that you can see that it's active. So if I click out of that, it'll go to red. So back in there, it's green.

And I can see in my batches in the background there that there's a 2. So if I find the sheet with a 2 on it-- so there's a sheet with a 2 on it. I can scan that, too. And that should hopefully throw the 2's into the delivery note, which it has.

And then I can do 3, and it checks through, and it's put a straight and a radius bend in there, 4. So it's put a number of parts in there. So I'm just going to close this for a second and switch that off.

So I've switched off the spooling. So now I've got-- I can see I've got two 5's there. But I've got the sheets here, the scan sheets here.

So if I scan a 5, like so-- sorry, I'll switch that. I'll switch that back on. [INAUDIBLE] Scan the 5. So that's put the one straight. That was a straight on the label.

That's only put one 5 in there. So that's the other-- the other part is a bend. I can see there, there's my-- hopefully, you can see that, not easy to show you. But if I scan the bend, then it's put the-- should put the bend in, which it has done now.

So if I switch that off, you can see that it's put the straight there and the bend there. So if I switch the spool mode back on, and I switch the QR scanner on for [INAUDIBLE] number 6, which is right in front of me here, scan number 6, and that should populate, hopefully, the 6's, which it has done, although it's gone off the screen now. So you can now see the 6 and 6 there.

So that's actually done the spooling for you. So you don't need to get concerned about having to scan multiple items, or you think you've left some in the bucket here. You can switch that to a grid view and then expand that.

You can see how these are grayed out. Now, of course, if you don't have a scanner, that doesn't matter. You can use a phone. You can use anything to scan with. I've got the tablet here.

And we can actually-- if I go into my tracking-- my shipping section here, I'm actually looking at the screen, and I'm looking-- you can't see at your end, but that's the screen. I can see the same, which is grayed-out parts.

So this is updating, live updating. And I could use my finger if I wanted and click on the 7, like so. And hopefully, you'll see things disappear.

So I've just hit the straight there and the hanger. So those have now gone gray, and they've now populated on this side. So I'm doing this remotely from this section here.

I could have activated the camera on my tablet and used my camera on here to scan the QR codes. And that will populate the delivery note. So that's delivery note 1.

If I switch that-- sorry, if I switch that on, I can then start grabbing parts out of batch 2. Or if I'm happy that this is complete, I can hit the button here-- the burger, I should say.

I can do one of two things. I can download the PDF to my local, which is there. There's the delivery note, fully customizable, all the fields here, obviously.

And if I go back here, I can actually do email PDF. I can add in other recipients if I wish, send the email, and that creates the email and sends the email. And one feature that we've added fairly recently is we actually freeze that delivery note now.

So that delivery note is frozen. So it means that I can't populate that delivery note with any other parts because it's effectively complete. And I'll receive an email momentarily, which I'm hoping I can show you in a second.

But if you did inadvertently freeze, and you wanted to put something else on, you can click on the button and click Unfreeze and carry on loading parts into the delivery. So that's the options here for editing the delivery note. You can see-- adding custom text if you wish-- "Please leave outside gate," whatever. I'll put some customized stuff in there.

And you can then create a new delivery note once that's done. So we do a new delivery note, delivery note 2, create that, and then that's ready for loading up now. So that's the delivery note side.

Now we actually embellished this section, and we've got now an option for storage because we understand that sometimes things have to go into storage. So you can create cages. You can create your own zone and a new cage and actually scan these into a storage container.

If you do that, then you can then, once you've created a storage container, you can create a QR label for that container, which will, in fact, contain all the parts-- and list all the parts in the one QR. So if you've got the storage container and it's sat there for quite some time, you can just scan the QR, and that will tell you what's in there.

We've also gone to the extent of unloading. So at the other end, if you find a delivery note and you want to do unloading, then you can do Unload Items, and you can do Unload All. So-- excuse me.

So that, for example, is another example. If you get to the job site and you don't want to have to scan everything, you can actually click on the Unload All, and it will populate the right-hand side. And then you can generate-- again, you can generate a PDF, which is an unloading PDF. So that's that one.

And we also have now installation as well. So if you've got some parts that have gone to a job site, just as I was talking then, here is the email that's just come in to say that this is the delivery note I'd created.

So that will go straight to your customer or field operative or field foreman. So they will see the delivery note before the delivery has even arrived on site. So that's the delivery note section, and just waiting to do its stuff in the back end.

We'll just close that, and we'll close that. And we'll just go into here. And [INAUDIBLE] doing some passing.

So there we go. And we're going to go into-- our next section is our Admin section. So just so you're aware, the product is shipped with 100 seats, a site-wide license.

And you manage your own app. You've got your own users. So if we go into the burger here, I'll just run through the actual-- if you'll stay on this page, this is the admin main page. Populate with your own business logo and address, et cetera. Set the currency. So we've obviously got geolocation currencies, beyond US dollars.

You can put a San Juan or Santiago or San Diego or Los Angeles or wherever-- there's Los Angeles. Change the dates and months around. So in America, as I work with American businesses, you could do month, day, year, change it to imperial, as I mentioned earlier.

We've got options to apply uplifts if you're doing quoting and apply your GST as well if [INAUDIBLE] a sales tax. And we also have an option here to include or exclude installation. It depends whether you're just manufacturing and supplying or not.

So we've got the data setting here for installation timings and costings. And then you can fully customize your quote-- you don't want QR, you want Q, PO, Sales Order, whatever you want to put in here.

So that's fully customizable. Prefix it. We'll put some middle reference in or an increment, each one by whatever number you want. And there's your example there. So if I take out the R, it actually refreshes the example as you change things. So that's the customization on that side.

Here's the user administration. So the user administration, you can switch off modules. So if somebody is just maybe doing the shipping, then you maybe want to switch most of the modules off and just expose the modules that are pertinent to the shipping side.

And, again, you've got the option to add users-- so you put name and address and make them even an admin so that you can do that yourself. There's the admin accounts that have been used. So we're going through this pretty quick. There's a subscription.

And then we've got custom colors. And let's just go back to there. All right, Admin-- where are we going? Custom colors, that's where was looking for.

That doesn't seem to want to refresh at the moment. So we will have to just check that out. But we also do have a digisign setting.

So in the delivery note here-- so there's the delivery note. If I actually scan that QR code-- before I forget, we'll just do that. And then, hopefully, we can scan-- actually, what I will do is I'll grab my phone and just use the camera on my phone because this is what you could do when you're on the field.

So I'm just going to literally scan that QR code, and then, hopefully, you will see, in a second, the screen. And there, I'm not sure how clear that is, but that's the digisign.

So I can actually physically sign that and send an email, submit an email. And that will send an email back to the admin. And if we just close that down for a second and go back to here, if I just jump in my projects here, then we do have a paper trail, which will say that the purchase order delivery note here has been emailed.

So if I'd sign that, that'll come back in here and say that it's been responded to. So there's the delivery note. And just jumping back in the Admin section, we do have what's called the LSDM, which is Large Screen Display Monitoring.

So if you want to-- so that's that one there. I'm going to try and do this and throw that in there. And that will take a second or two to populate. Yes, actually, there you go. It's just populated now.

So this is a sort of a live tracking. So you can actually display around the premises, the factory where you're tracking. You can set this up yourself with assemble tracking, as you can see, cutting, factory targets, [INAUDIBLE] targets.

And that will then give you-- so you can adjust this to suit your business. And it will start to give you metrics, which can then be displayed on a big screen throughout the factory. So it would have been lights on at the moment. Today is Wednesday here in Melbourne. So, yeah, we need to get some work done.

And that's large screen display monitoring. And we've got some of the things happening in the background, which-- I'll go back to the Admin section. We are currently-- you may notice that I've got integration with Autodesk Construction Cloud.

So this is in the process of being developed. So, hopefully, in the near future, we'll be able to populate models with statuses.

So the final thing I'm going to touch on is here we've got some options for messaging direct to dev and myself. So you can-- see, there's some stuff that I've populated. You can say it's a support or feature request, a site problem or urgent or whatever.

You can upload files or take a screen grab of the current screen. And that will send straight to myself and the dev. So there's no need to create any emails or anything like that. That's a direct communication.

We've got a change log here. So you can see that we've got, historically, all the change log stuff. So if anything gets changed in the environment, this is just a strapline to tell you that we've got geolocation servers happening.

And that change log will be illuminated just to notify you that something's happened, something's improved, or something's been changed, or something's been developed. And then we've got a knowledge base.

So I'm trying to think what-- we've got a guide here, but-- batch overview. So you'll see here that we've got various just descriptions and stuff of different stuff.

So it just gives you an idea about what's happening, what's [INAUDIBLE]. And we also do have actually up here a forum that you can actually post messages to your peers that are using it.

So I think, pretty much, that's more or less everything. I've touched on a bit of a whistle stop tour of the product. Again, we're quite young in our development phase, but-- oh, sorry. I need to mention this before I forget.

I've nearly skipped past it. We've now got a remake part ability. So you can actually search for jobs and projects.

And if I go there-- so things do get damaged, et cetera-- and search for a part, et cetera. But we've just recently implemented a free draw as well. So if you were out on the field, you can actually check something in here. You've got a touch screen, you can start to draw stuff.

And it's not easy with the mouse, probably easier with a finger-- and touch some text on and so on and so forth very quickly. You can submit a remake-- so it's been lost-- and add it into a project.

So find a project to submit it, and put some notes in, if you wish. And that has been submitted. And if we go to View Remakes now-- remakes, remake made.

So you get a list of the remakes. And if you notice on the main page-- I clicked on the wrong one, that main page-- here are the remakes listed here. So you can see what's been asked to be remade.

So that's pretty much everything, I think, for the time being-- pretty much it from me. So thanks for your time. It's not easy to do live presentations, especially when you're in front of a computer.

But hopefully, that's given you a bit of an idea about what MEPTrack does. And, hopefully, we'll hear back from you. So thanks very much for your time.