Building Surveyor Notes

PermAssist now allows you to add Building Surveyor Notes to an application.

These are similar to conditions in PermAssist.

You can add conditions by System Admin >> Condition Template.

Follow the below-mentioned steps to add Building Surveyor Notes.

1. Open up an application and navigate to Building Surveyor Notes.

2. Click on "Add"

A) Using predefined template,

i) In the From Template Tab, select relevant items and click on "Submit"

B)Adding a custom condition

i) In Custom Condition tab fill in the relevant details and click on "Submit"

Please note that the Building Surveyor Notes are not enabled by default.

If you want to enable this feature , Please contact PermAssist Support.

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