TW Sequence

Build a sequence

1. Enter the project number, page number, element, designer and date on Info.
2. In Sequence Editor, add a step before or after the selected row and write one clear operation per step.
3. Use child steps for supporting activities beneath a main step. Reorder rows to match the intended sequence; child steps stay with their parent group.
4. Add drawing references and paste a site snip or detail image into a step. Click a thumbnail to review it at full size.
5. Use Review & Print to check completeness, then export CSV, copy a text outline or print/save the document as PDF.

Editing and output features

• Step numbering updates as the outline is edited; child steps use lettered suffixes and can be grouped under a head step.
• Clipboard images are embedded with the step, scaled for practical document size and included in saved project files.
• Completeness review flags missing step descriptions and highlights missing document metadata without blocking ordinary drafting.
• CSV and plain-text outputs carry the ordered sequence and metadata; images remain in the saved document rather than being embedded into those text exports.

What a sequence is

TW Sequence creates a narrative outline. It is not a programme or Gantt chart: it does not hold dates per step, durations, dependencies, progress status or critical-path calculations. Use the project’s approved planning and temporary-works controls for those functions.

Tips and field guidance

Use the row actions to add a step before or next. Use + Child on a head step for 1A, 1B… Paste Snip imports the latest Windows clipboard image; click its thumbnail to expand it in the step. Children move only among siblings under their head.

Areas in the app

Use these sections to locate the inputs, checks and results shown in the app:

• Document Summary
• Completeness Review

Related tools

• TW Control — Help
• TW Audit — Help
• SweptPath — Help