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fig. 01 · features / handover

Handover that arrives complete.

For the document controller who owns the record: validate every package against a manifest, issue transmittals that track themselves, and run change requests that hold, forward, and close on an audit log you never have to write. The as-constructed set arrives complete, and stays that way.

fig. 02 · the missing file

The file you need is the one that never arrived.

Handover is where the record breaks. The set comes in over email, nobody checks it against what was promised, and the gap goes unnoticed until the day it matters.

Handover runs through Lunr, so the missing file is caught on upload, and the transmittal that proves what was sent is kept, not lost with the person who sent it.

Incomplete handover4 defects
  • The contractor signs off at practical completion. The as-constructed set is meant to follow.01
  • Half the files arrive. Nothing checks them against a manifest, so nobody notices what is missing.02
  • The gap surfaces two years later, in an audit, when the one drawing you need is the one that never came.03
  • The proof of what was issued is an email thread, sent by someone who has since left.04
fig. 03 · package validation

Every package checked before it enters the record.

A handover package is built and validated against a manifest, so a missing file is caught on upload. Title-block tags are read from the drawing itself and applied as metadata, so nobody retypes them.

  • Build a package and validate it against a manifest, so a missing file is caught on upload, not in an audit.
  • Read title-block tags from the drawing and apply them as metadata automatically.
  • Validate drawings and models for title blocks, XREFs, styles, and missing fonts before they enter the record.

package build and validation · manifest check · title-block tag parsing · drawing and model validation · ZIP archive

AW-EL-DR-0140 · TITLE BLOCK · PARSEDfig. 03.2
incoming drawing · title blocktag parsing
project
Aurora Wharf
drawing no
AW-EL-DR-0140
discipline
Electrical
rev
C
sheet
12 of 48
scale
1:100

read from the drawing

extracted to metadata
discipline
Electrical
drawing no
AW-EL-DR-0140
rev
C
sheet
12 of 48
metadata applied
Title-block tags are read on upload, so a drawing arrives already classified by discipline, number, revision, and sheet, with no one retyping the metadata.
fig. 04 · transmittals

Issue a transmittal. Track what happens next.

Generate a cover sheet that lists exactly what was issued, then track the transmittal through sent, received, and acknowledged. The record of who received what, and when, is kept for you.

  • Generate a transmittal cover sheet as a PDF, listing exactly what was issued.
  • Track every transmittal through sent, received, and acknowledged.
  • Keep a record of who received which documents, and when, for the audit.

transmittal list · generated cover sheets (PDF) · sent · received · acknowledged · tracked with timestamps

TR-0088 · TRANSMITTAL · ACKNOWLEDGEDfig. 04.1
TR-0088 · Level 3 servicescover sheet · 14 documents
sent
received
acknowledged
  • M. Nguyenhead contractoracknowledged
  • P. Adeyemiservices engineeracknowledged

2 of 2 recipients acknowledged · logged with a timestamp

A transmittal generates its own cover sheet, then tracks every send, receipt, and acknowledgement, so there is a record of who received what and when.
fig. 05 · the change request engine
// the deep act

Change requests that hold, forward, and close themselves into the record.

A change request is where handover gets decided. Put it on hold while a survey comes back, forward it to the right discipline, nominate a reviewer, and attach a package of documents. Every move writes itself to the audit log, so the record is complete before anyone asks for it.

holds · forwards · reviewer nomination · change request packages · bulk import · create from a collection · dashboards and stats

CR-0091 · CHANGE REQUEST · CLOSEDfig. 05.1
CR-0091 · Level 3 services revisionchange request
CR-0091
raised from collection · Level 3
reviewer
R. Okafor
package
3 documents
stateapproved
audit logwrites itself
  • 13:40openedA. Chen
  • 13:44reviewer nominatedR. Okafor
  • 14:02hold appliedawaiting survey
  • 15:20hold releasedsurvey received
  • 15:22package attached3 documents
  • 16:05forwardedstructural
  • 16:41approvedR. Okafor
A change request holds while a reviewer is nominated and a package attached, then forwards and closes. The audit log writes itself, so the record is complete before anyone asks.
Holds

Put a change request on hold while you wait on information, then release it, with both logged.

Forwards

Forward a change request to the right reviewer or discipline without losing the thread.

Reviewer nomination

Nominate reviewers per change request, or configure who reviews what by default.

Change request packages

Attach a package of documents to a change request, so the review has everything it needs.

Bulk import

Import change requests in bulk to bring an existing backlog under control.

Create from a collection

Raise a change request from a collection of documents in one step.

Dashboards and stats

Track open, held, and closed change requests with dashboards and activity stats.

Number formats

Set your own change request number formats to match your existing register.

Favourites and shared lists

Save change request views as favourites, and share the list with your team.

Raise a change request from a markup.

A reviewer marks up a drawing in the viewer, and turns the redline straight into a change request or an RFI, so the question and the document that raised it stay together.

See projects and RFIs
redline · add to change requestfig. 05.2
The Submit Redline dialog in Lunr's drawing viewer, offering to create an RFI or add the markup to a change request.
fig. 06 · projects and RFIs

Handover runs inside the project.

Change requests, transmittals, and RFIs run in project spaces, where your team are Users and contractors join as Collaborators who see only what you grant them. When the project ends, the record stays with the asset.

fig. 07 · questions

Questions teams ask about handover.

How package validation, transmittals, and change requests keep the record complete.

01
What does handover through Lunr do?
Handover runs through Lunr so the as-constructed set arrives complete and stays that way. Validate every package against a manifest, so a missing file is caught on upload rather than in an audit two years later. Issue transmittals that track themselves, and run change requests that hold, forward, and close on an audit log you never have to write.
02
How does package validation catch a missing file?
A handover package is built and validated against a manifest, so a missing file is caught on upload, not in an audit. Title-block tags are read from the drawing itself and applied as metadata, so nobody retypes them. Lunr also validates drawings and models for title blocks, XREFs, styles, and missing fonts before they enter the record.
03
What is a transmittal, and what does Lunr track?
A transmittal is the controlled issue of documents to another party. Lunr generates a cover sheet as a PDF listing exactly what was issued, then tracks the transmittal through sent, received, and acknowledged. The record of who received which documents, and when, is kept for you with timestamps, so the proof is not an email thread sent by someone who has since left.
04
What can a change request do?
A change request can be put on hold while you wait on information, forwarded to the right reviewer or discipline, and closed, with every move written to the audit log. Nominate reviewers per change request, attach a package of documents, import change requests in bulk, or raise one from a collection. Dashboards and stats track open, held, and closed change requests, and you can set your own number formats to match your existing register.
05
Can I raise a change request from a drawing markup?
Yes. A reviewer marks up a drawing in the viewer and turns the redline straight into a change request or an RFI, so the question and the document that raised it stay together.
06
Who can access handover documents, and what happens when the project ends?
Change requests, transmittals, and RFIs run in project spaces, where your team are Users and contractors join as Collaborators who see only what you grant them. When the project ends, the record stays with the asset, so the as-constructed set, the transmittals, and the change request history remain under control.
fig. 08 · get started

Take handover that arrives complete.

Book a walkthrough with someone who knows what a transmittal, a change request, and an as-constructed set are, and see the audit log write itself.

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entity
Lunr Labs Pty Ltd
location
Melbourne AU
workspace
documents.lunr.app
rev
2026