The sheets, damp readings on the diagram, saved drawings, the head of the sheet, and the export.
The habitation service record and the damp report, for tourers — single and twin axle — motorhomes and campervans. The vehicle is chosen when the job starts, and it decides which sheets the job uses.
Tap P, F, N/A or R in the row. Those are the four answers the sheet prints, and there are no others.
Tap a box and type the value. The unit is already printed beside the box, so a value typed with its unit is refused.
A written observation runs on to the next ruled line rather than being cut short.
You and the customer sign in the signature boxes, on the tablet.
Every change is saved on the tablet as you make it, and can be undone.
Drag a crop sideways to read all of it.
Set the value on the tape dial. Every tap on the drawing then puts that value where you tapped. Move the tape when the reading changes.
Whole numbers, 0 to 100.
The page counts its readings by band — under 15, 15 to 20, 20 to 30, and 30 and above — and names the highest.
Readings are black, on the screen and on the page, like a pen.
Lines, dashed lines, boxes, vents, circles, hatched areas and freehand pen, with notes written on the drawing.
Each vehicle keeps its jobs, and its damp readings are compared with the last survey that had them.
The drawing — windows, lockers, vents and seams — named by make and model. Never the readings.
A van of a model you have drawn before starts from that drawing, even if that van has never been in.
A van you have seen before can start from its own previous drawing instead. The readings are always taken fresh.
A tourer drawing is never offered for a motorhome, or the other way round.
Your workshop’s own images, placed at the head of the sheet.
The preview is laid out by the same code as the PDF, so what you arrange is what prints.
One arrangement goes on every document. You can look at it on each one, including the one with the least room.
An image can be hidden without removing it, and shown again later.
Both documents as one PDF — the default, four pages — or the service record or the damp report on its own.
Each file is named with the date, the document, the customer and the VIN.
Anything that will not fit its box is listed first, so you can shorten it. Nothing is cut off without you seeing it.
Through the tablet’s own share options — email, messages, or saved to files. Making the PDF needs no signal.