Be.Smart Site Management
(EN) Site Productivity
(EN) Site Management(EN) Site Productivity
(EN) Site Productivity
(EN) Site Management(EN) Site Productivity
  • 📈Site Productivity
  • Getting started
    • Landing page
    • Quick guide
  • Asset management
    • Sites
      • Creating a new site
      • Editing an existing site
      • Deleting an existing site
    • Machines
      • Creating a new machine
      • Editing an existing machine
      • Deleting an existing machine
    • Trackers
      • Creating a new tracker
      • Editing an existing tracker
      • Deleting an existing tracker
    • Zones
      • Creating a new zone
      • Editing an existing zone
      • Deleting an existing zone
    • Echelons
      • Creating a new echelon
      • Editing an existing echelon
      • Deleting an existing echelon
    • Example workflow for assets
  • Reports
    • Dashboard
    • List of reports
      • Quarry - Daily
      • Quarry - Weekly
      • Quarry - Monthly
      • Linear - Trucks
      • Linear - Scrapers
      • Linear - Loaders
      • Linear - Telematics
  • User management
    • Roles
    • Users
      • Creating a new user
      • Editing an existing user
      • Deleting an existing user
    • User groups
      • Creating a new user group
      • Editing an existing user group
      • Deleting an existing user group
  • Site Productivity App
    • Introduction to the app
      • Overview
      • Tracker registration process
  • Civil 3D plug in
    • What is Site Productivity Civil 3D add-on
    • Site Manager palette
      • Refresh
      • Check-out
      • Check-in
      • Feature grid
      • Delete features
      • Login/Logout
      • Maps tree view
    • Feature Select
    • Properties palette
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  2. Site Manager palette

Feature grid

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Last updated 1 month ago

Feature grid is a dockable palette that is used to show feature data in a table view. Table is a very convenient way to represent and inspect large sets of data.

  1. Select – Using this button user selects features to populate feature grid.

  2. Feature class – Drop down that enables user to switch between feature classes of selected objects.

  3. Auto-Zoom – While active, when user clicks on table view row, corresponding object is focused and zoomed in editor.

  4. Auto-Select – While active, when user clicks on table view row, corresponding object is put in selection set and highlighted.

Feature grid palette