All ideas

Within Microdrainage there was a function (Save Hydorgraph (HYQ) Data) for creating a depth Hydorgraph which can then be used for Flow to calculate a submerged outfall into a flooded area, could a similar function be provided within Flow

This is a very serious issue, if you accidently move an area, SmartTools will then double count that area next time you import it into Flow

Clients are requesting we provide COBie information for drainage systems - it would be useful to have the ability to embed COBie data into the drainage model and export it for others to use. This is likely to be a more suitable feature in Flow but...

Improved modelling, including building drainage so designs can be modelled to base of internal stacks within buildings to allow for greater collaboration between other design disciplines for general clash detection. Typically, Architects, Structur...

The ability to create a regular grid of surface cross sections at set intervals will be very useful - similar to the Sections command available within PDS. This would need to identify the cross section positions on the layout plan and identify the...

Where there are different infiltration rates (as the deep bore passes through different soils) it would be helpful if Flow was able to replicate what has possible in other software for some time, where these can be applied based on the sub soil ma...

I understand that it might be a stretch, but it would be great if there was a possibility to switch to dark mode in Flow.

Being able to adjust the depth of the rows in the section box will speed up the process of producing the long section drawing. Alterations to the table are typically also required in order to be able to read all the information. Setting the text m...

When adding the slope annotation for a pipe it always comes through with 2 decimal places. Looks untidy and takes up unnecessary space on the dwg sheet. If this could be rounded to the nearest whole number or the nearest 5 or 10 then we would use ...

Can there be a setting added to allow the wheel spacing along an axel to be altered (say 45mm between the faces of the wheel walls)