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• Sources - If used, this field must match an existing Source value configured in EPR.
  • Typically refers to a Code base or Code source.
  • Example: "2016 CBC" or "2019 IBC".

• Categories - If used, this field must match an existing Category value configured in EPR.
  • Most often, checklists have standard comments grouped into sections and then subsections.
  • A "Category" is roughly equivalent to a main comment section heading.
  • Example: A Structural (group) checklist may have sections specifically for comments about "Concrete" or "Steel". Alternatively, a large checklist may have sections in Parts, as shown below.

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• Subcategories - If used, this field must match an existing Subcategory value configured in EPR.
  • Most often, checklists have standard comments grouped into sections and then subsections.
  • A "Subcategory" is roughly is equivalent to a comment section subheading.
  • Example: A Structural (group) checklist may have a Steel (category) section with subsections (subcategories) for "General" comments and "Cantilevered ColumnsColumn" comments.

• Groups - This field must match an existing Group value configured in EPR.
  • Examples: "Building" or "BLDG" or "Fire" or "FIRE" (abbreviation must match EPR configuration).

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