***🚩These are template changes, so be sure you are working in your temple and hit save template when done to keep these for the next time.

#1 Shows connecting a narrative to a check box using the Keyword Connection

#2 Shows linking a narrative to a check box using Suggested Observations.

The only difference between this version and the one above is that we are using the Suggested Observations method for linking.

#3. Linking a narrative to an inspector-only note so that the check box stays hidden but the narrative displays in the report.

Either the Keyword Connection or the Suggested Observation method will work with this method.

🗝️ In this instance, the check box will stay hidden in the finished report, but the narrative will display. This is a great way to build in quick shortcuts to commonly used narratives without cluttering your report with check boxes.

#4 Modifying a Narrative to Fit a Number of Different Check Box Deficiencies

This video goes over three main concepts

1. Blank sections of chapters do not print in a finished report

2. You can copy chapters and sections and rename them as needed to fit a specific job

3. You can adjust your boilerplate on the fly to suit a specific job.

This video helps you understand the difference between library comments and the template.

This video helps you understand when to Save Template and when NOT to.

Connecting Narratives to Descriptive Fields

Connecting Descriptive Narratives to Descriptive Fields

This is a great way to insert relevant CYA and background information to your report and report template for fast, automated workflow.