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# Check-in

Check-in option enables users to create new features in database or edit the existing ones. 

User can start command with already created selection set of feature objects to check in, or if it is empty user will be prompted to select objects.

Next, two steps UI is shown. First window is shown with basic info about features that user selected, grouped by feature class name. User can once more change set of objects to check-in by checking/unchecking boxes.

<figure><img src="/files/4e7NJU56E4AXryRy9ig1" alt="" width="457"><figcaption><p>Choose features to check-in</p></figcaption></figure>

Then, user must select a coordinate system in which features are represented in. If coordinate system was previously set during check-in/check-out procedure this field will be read-only, displaying previously chosen CRS which was saved in drawing data.

<figure><img src="/files/Zvw7VkXIN67q18gAfSIZ" alt="" width="457"><figcaption><p>Select coordinate system</p></figcaption></figure>

After the procedure is finished, user can look into messages written in the command line that give information about number of newly created or updated features, possible errors etc.


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