How do the sheet tabs and pins work?
Quick answer: The sheet viewer is a zoomable image of the current plan sheet. Every finding on that sheet shows up as a colored pin with a number. Pin numbers are project-wide — pin 14 is finding 14. In Sheet mode, a tab strip along the bottom lets you jump between sheets, with each tab showing the filtered finding count.
Pins
Each finding drops at least one pin on the sheet it's anchored to.
- Pin color = the finding's status: red (Fail), orange (Flag), green (Pass), purple (Needs Info).
- Pin number = 1-based, project-wide. Pin
22is finding22across all sheets. - Hover a finding card in the list — that finding's pins brighten; all others dim.
- The sheet auto-syncs when you scroll through the finding list.
Zoom controls
Top-right of the sheet viewer:
- + — zoom in.
- − — zoom out.
- Reset zoom (circular arrow) — reset to fit.
Use pinch-zoom or scroll-wheel over the sheet to zoom freely. Click-and-drag to pan.
The sheet-tab strip (Sheet mode)
Along the bottom of the viewer in Sheet mode:
- One tab per sheet in submission order (
CS,AIA.1,AIA.2,A1,A1.1,A2,A3,SN1,SN2,S1.0, …). - Each tab shows the count of findings currently visible under your filter (e.g.
A1 5,A3 3). Sheets with zero visible findings show no count badge. - The active tab is pill-highlighted green.
The sheet-tab strip also appears at the bottom of the middle pane in List mode when the Assistant drawer is open — it's the same strip.