Arranging rooms on the floor plan
Open the customer → Floor Plans & Maps → a walkthrough. The ruler button shows or hides square footage; the chair button shows furniture.
Arrange Rooms
Tap Arrange Rooms:
- Tap a room to select it; drag to move; twist with two fingers to rotate.
- ±1° / ±15° / ±90° buttons and Square Up (lines the walls up with the screen).
- Rooms snap flush against neighbors and to square angles; turn Snap off for free movement.
- Level moves a room to another floor, or adds a new level above.
- Undo, Reset a room, Save.
Several walkthroughs
- Whole Building shows every walkthrough together.
- Merge Walkthroughs… combines chosen walkthroughs into one named plan.
- With several walkthroughs, a tap selects the whole walkthrough (a layer); tap again inside it for one room. Layers lists them — hide or select each.
- Spread Walkthroughs lays piled-up walkthroughs side by side to start.
Match Doors
When a building took more than one walkthrough, Match Doors lines them up for you:
- Tap a door in the walkthrough that's already in place.
- Tap the same doorway in the walkthrough you want to move. It turns and slides so the two doors meet.
- If it landed facing the wrong way, tap Flip 180°. Repeat for other walkthroughs, then Done.
Place Stairs
Stairs you measured on the customer (see Measuring stairs) can go on the plan. Place Stairs → pick a staircase; it drops near its room. Tap it to select, drag to move, use ±15° / ±90° to turn it, or Take Off the Plan. Stairs print on the plan and in the proposal.
Blueprint underneath
If the customer has a floor plan PDF or photo under Documents, use Blueprint to lay it under your rooms:
- Blueprint → choose the document.
- Set Scale: tap both ends of a dimension you can read on the drawing, then enter the real distance in feet.
- Move Blueprint on: drag, pinch and twist the drawing into place. Turn it off to arrange rooms on top.
- The slider fades the drawing so your rooms stand out. Hide Blueprint takes it away.
The blueprint is only a guide for arranging; it never changes your measurements or prices.
Labels
On small rooms the names move off the plan: a numbered dot marks the room and the list under the plan reads "3 · Storage".
Overlap check
If two rooms overlap, a banner tells you:
- Arrange Rooms — they're just in the wrong place.
- Counted twice — one scan really includes part of the other room. Take the overlap off one room so it isn't billed twice.