Creating a service
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In the Project View, click Add Service . The button sits at the bottom of the services and files panel.
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In the Service Name dialog, type a name. The field has a red asterisk — it's required — and the placeholder is "Enter service name".
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Click Add . The new service appears in the panel with its own empty upload zone.
Use a name that means something to someone else who picks up this project later — "Lighting Layout — Ground & First" travels better than "Drawings A".
Naming conventions worth using
There's no enforced format, but a few patterns work well for teams:
- By trade —
Lighting,Small Power,Fire Alarm,Data,Containment. - By revision —
Rev A,Rev B,Rev Cif you keep historical revisions inside the same project. - By floor or phase —
Ground,First,Roof, orPhase 1,Phase 2.
Pick one convention and stick with it across projects — it keeps the Service column in the Excel export and project marker summary consistent.
Renaming a service
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Click Actions on the service header you want to rename.
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Choose Rename .
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The Service Name dialog opens — same dialog as creation, with a description below the title: "Descriptive name for the service." — and the existing name pre-filled.
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Edit the name and click Save. (Or Cancel to back out without changes.)
The new name appears immediately on the service header, in the breadcrumb (if a file from this service is open), in the project marker summary, and in any Excel exports you generate from now on.
What renaming affects
- All files inside the service stay put — only the label changes.
- The breadcrumb segment updates instantly across every tab and editor.
- Existing Excel exports keep the old name in their Service column; only future exports use the new one.