Similar to the bulk upload page for report, users, maintenance items, etc, it would be helpful to be able to to upload files in bulk based on the structure they should be associated with, the file type, and the file name.

Selected columns to display in a query are very painful to move up and down the list. An easier method to change the order of the items would be helpful.

Any DOT that is syncing over inspection data from AW to BrM. The modeling with BrM uses work candidates/orders. Currently the maintenance items are not synced over.

During hurricane events we have to print our coastal bridges (typically 3 counties) for team packets to rapidly mobilize to check for damage such as scour, etc. Right now, the team spends hours selecting individual inspections and printing one-by-...

We would like to allow read-only users to repersist previous reports, but cannot do that without giving them access to the administration module (which they do not need).

The element query type only displays condition state results. Before the element query type was created, a user could query element notes and other information with the element condition state quantities. For the element query, a user should also ...

Similar to how you can load another user's queries, it would be helpful if users could load someone else's collector or maintenance filter. Right now the only two options are private (no one else can see it) or public (the entire state can see it ...

We would like to be able to use an arrow to indicate channel flow on photos when editing.

We would like to see the name of the person who created a query, so it can be removed (if found to be lacking, if the user no longer works with the product, when it is no longer needed), updated (when different fields are needed, the user doesn't ...

it would be beneficial to have a future product function like a configurable widget or a new reporting package that is user configurable to provide aggregate data. It's as good way to look at what people are doing over time. With so many people te...