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Add Manhole 'clocks' to the manhole schedule

It would be useful to show a basic plan view of the manholes in the manhole schedules (with inlets and outlet alignments accurately shown). This is useful when contractors order per-cast manhole bases that require 'clock' diagrams.It would be real...

Ian George about 2 months ago in InfoDrainage / Other 0 Gathering support

11 VOTE

Bring back the CS feature of being able to mark a network (or really any database item) as 'current' - with a visual cue (eg coloured border) around the icon.

In a master database there are often many different network objects, modelling files, stats templates etc that are required as part of a complete audit trail. Naming schemes are often fixed or unhelpful. It would be useful for collaborators to see...

Saul Bradford 4 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Tree View 1 For Review

22 VOTE

InfoAsset Online - Grid Sorting

When a selection of schedulable objects is made they are not ordered. They should be ordered preferably by the date completeled, with the latest survey at the very top of the grid.

Idris Nujjoo 9 months ago in Info360 Asset / General 3 Gathering support

56 VOTE

Adding Babbit Formula

Requesting addition of Babbit formula peak factor calculation to Infodrainage program, providing comprehensive analysis for efficient and accurate design and decision-making since Babbit formula peak factor calculation method used in many standard...

Mohamad Azzam almost 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Hydraulics 2 Under consideration

5 VOTE

Change subcatchment slope field to calculate correctly if non-numeric value used in Link Suffix.

When using InfoWorks ICM, if a network has a non-numeric link suffix in a conduit, the associated subcatchment slope field will not calculate. This results in a flat slope field and will affect run-off in simulations. Its not mentioned in the guid...

Tom Walker 2 months ago in InfoWorks ICM / Hydrology 0 For Review

55 VOTE

Drag Labels in InfoDrainage Plan View

Text labels often end up overlapping and are illegible. It would be nice to be able to drag them like you can in CAD / Civil3D.

Midori Patterson about 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Visualization 1 Gathering support

11 VOTE

“Snap Lateral Nodes to Pipes” function within the Ruby interface.

include the function for “Snap Lateral Nodes to Pipes” within the Ruby interface so scripts can be used to automatically fix connectivity issues within imported corporate datasets.

Richard Robinson 5 months ago in Other Product Ideas / Asset Management 0 For Review

55 VOTE

Canadian Rainfall Data - Built-in Design Storms

Environment Canada has regional rainfall data that should be available automatically in InfoDrainage similar to the NOAA Design Storms currently available in the Rainfall/Pollutants Tab of the software. This is a pain point for Canadian users, as ...

Guest about 2 years ago in InfoDrainage / Rainfall 1 Under consideration

1 VOTE

Enhance STW integration into Civil

More raw data from STW Infodrainage features into Civil 3D for more design setup. Swale and Pons as an example come in as rough feature lines and very rough surfaces. Data information with it would be great.

Guest 14 days ago in InfoDrainage / Civil3D Integration 1 In progress

1 VOTE

Add STM as an import option from SSA

With SSA going away for 2026, having a more direct transition with an STM file would be nice.

Guest 14 days ago in InfoDrainage / Data Exchange 1 Gathering support

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