Allow Generation of Uncertified Target Setting Reports without Watermarks

eToolLCD Features Requests Allow Generation of Uncertified Target Setting Reports without Watermarks
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3 years ago
Richard
open3
Motivation (why we need this feature): Remove friction for users generating target setting reports (early stage design feedback). The reviews don't necessarily provide a lot of value in an early stage LCA providing the user is proficient. , Which regions need the feature?: Australia and New Zealand, Which projects types does the feature support?: Buildings, Which ratings systems require the feature?: Local Governments,

Allow users to generate Target Setting reports without watermarks when the designs are uncertified.

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3 Comments

  1. Richard Haynes

    Suggestion by Rob from eTool: I quite like the concept of the ‘Preliminary, Not For Construction’ label. Maybe we could have something like ‘Warning: This is a preliminary assessment so may not be representative of the final building’

  2. Richard Haynes

    I think it would be good to extend this to numerous reports. May need to introduce a requirement that the report Authors have completed our online courses etc to give some kind of additional assurance the results are reliable.

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