ResolvePP-014
Use zones overlap by 18 in.
Measured from the submitted plan geometry. Move the swing bay or revise the adjacent composite structure.
Required72 in.Shown54 in.
Playground plan review + reporting
Review the plan before it becomes a field problem.
PlayPliant checks playground drawings, equipment data, surfacing documents, and accessibility requirements in one pass. Find conflicts before ordering, send CPSIs an organized exception queue, and build the report without reconstructing the project by hand.
- Review by exceptionFocus on conflicts, gaps, and judgment calls.
- Source-linked findingsSee the drawing, value, and requirement together.
- CPSI-ready outputMove findings into a consistent report.
Project review Analysis complete
01One project package
Plans, schedules, product data, and surfacing evidence stay together.
02Calculated findings
Pass, conflict, missing input, or professional review. No vague checklist.
03A usable work queue
Review what needs judgment instead of repeating every measurement.
04A traceable report
Every decision retains its source, calculation, status, and reviewer note.
The product
Give PlayPliant the files. Get back the work queue.
PlayPliant turns a scattered submittal into a structured review. It reads the information already present, compares it across sources, runs the repeatable checks, and makes missing evidence obvious.
Hedra ParkReview set 04
Automated checks
Passed
Resolve
Missing inputs
Exception queue6 open
54 in. shownResolveGeometry check
Use zones overlap by 18 in.
The swing use zone intersects the adjacent structure clearance. Values were measured from the current plan revision.
- Required
- 72 in.
- Plan shows
- 54 in.
- Difference
- 18 in.
Sources: Hedra_Plan_R04.pdf · Equipment schedule E-2
Automated checks
The checks software should complete, automatically.
When the source values are present, PlayPliant calculates a result. It does not merely tell the reviewer what they should inspect.
01
Site geometry
Measure use-zone overlaps, equipment spacing, clearances, route widths, and conflicts against the current plan revision.
- Use zones
- Spacing
- Clearances
- Plan scale
02
Accessibility
Compare elevated and ground-level component counts, accessible routes, ramp ratios, and transfer-system evidence.
- Component counts
- Ramps
- Transfers
- Routes
03
Fall protection
Match equipment fall height to the submitted surfacing critical height and flag absent or conflicting test documentation.
- Fall height
- Critical height
- Surfacing area
- Test evidence
04
Document control
Find missing files, age-range conflicts, mismatched component IDs, stale revisions, and values that disagree across sources.
- Missing inputs
- Conflicts
- Revisions
- Source trail
The workflow
Less document chasing. Less repeated work.
Upload the review set
Bring the plan, elevation, product schedule, surfacing data, and project notes into one record.
Run the repeatable checks
PlayPliant extracts dimensions and IDs, matches values across sources, and calculates findings.
Review the exceptions
The CPSI resolves conflicts, confirms assumptions, requests missing evidence, and records professional decisions.
Issue the report
Export an organized record with callouts, calculations, supporting evidence, priorities, and reviewer status.
One project, every view
Move from plan geometry to fall height without losing the finding.
A top-down plan answers clearance and use-zone questions. Elevation and product data answer height questions. PlayPliant keeps both attached to the same piece of equipment and the same report.
01 Use-zone conflict
02 Route width
03 Highest designated play surface
Plan Review ReportHedra Park · Review set 04
28checks documented
24 pass
4 resolve
PP-014Use-zone overlapPlan sheet L2.1 · Equipment E-104RESOLVE
PP-019Critical-height evidenceSurfacing package · Missing documentMISSING
Interface and project values shown here are representative product examples, not a completed inspection or certification.
Plan review and field verification
The drawing is only half the job.
PlayPliant closes the paperwork and plan-review gap before the CPSI reaches the site. Field time can stay focused on the conditions a file cannot prove.
PlayPliant closes
- Geometry and clearance calculations
- Cross-document conflicts
- Required evidence gaps
- Report preparation
The field confirms
- Installed conditions
- Surfacing depth and condition
- Workmanship, wear, and damage
- Site-specific hazards
The result is not duplicate work. It is a prepared review record followed by a focused professional inspection.
Report output
A report someone can actually work from.
Every finding explains what was checked, which values were used, where they came from, and what happens next. Reviewers can confirm, revise, assign, or defer a finding without losing the audit trail.
01
Location Plan marker, equipment ID, and sheet reference.
02
Evidence Submitted value, source file, and revision.
03
Result Requirement, calculation, status, and priority.
04
Decision Reviewer note, disposition, owner, and history.
PLAN REVIEW REPORTPROJECTHedra ParkReview set 04 · July 2026
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PP-014RESOLVEPP-014
Use zones overlap by 18 in.
The plan shows 54 in. where 72 in. is required. Revise the swing bay or adjacent composite placement before release.
- Required
- 72 in.
- Shown
- 54 in.
- Difference
- 18 in.
Earlier answers.
Where the value shows up
Catch the change while it is still a markup.
The cheapest time to resolve a use-zone conflict, missing surfacing document, or accessibility gap is before equipment is ordered and crews are on site.
Reduce late revisions
Surface conflicts during plan review, when the team can still move equipment, update a schedule, or request evidence.
Shorten professional review
Give CPSIs a calculated exception queue and linked sources instead of a folder that has to be rebuilt into a review.
Produce reports faster
Carry approved findings, callouts, notes, and attachments directly into a consistent deliverable.
Built around the review work
One record from intake through sign-off.
Use PlayPliant as the shared review layer for the people who prepare, check, revise, and document a playground project.
Spend review time on professional decisions.
Receive an organized project, confirm the exceptions, record judgment, and generate a consistent client report.
Standardize how every reviewer works.
Use the same checks, finding structure, priorities, evidence fields, and report format across the team.
Resolve issues before release.
Run an early review, correct the submittal, and hand the CPSI a cleaner package with fewer open questions.
Keep the project record together.
Track what was submitted, what changed, what remains open, and which decisions were verified in the field.
Product questions
Clear answers before the first upload.
PlayPliant is designed to complete the repeatable review work while keeping professional judgment and field verification in the right hands.
PlayPliant produces calculated plan findings, an exception queue, and a CPSI-ready review record. A qualified professional remains responsible for the final determination, and installed conditions still require field verification.
No. Each automated finding retains its inputs, calculation, source, and confidence so the reviewer can work by exception. The CPSI or reviewing organization decides which results require confirmation under its own professional policy.
The plan view supplies geometry for use zones, routes, spacing, and clearances. Elevations and equipment data supply platform and fall heights. PlayPliant connects both views so each finding has the dimensions it needs.
PlayPliant marks the input as missing or routes it for professional review. Assumptions are displayed and recorded, never buried inside a pass result.
The planned intake supports plan PDFs, CAD and KCD exports, product schedules, specifications, surfacing reports, images, spreadsheets, and packaged project files.
Put the next project through PlayPliant
Bring the problems forward, before the project goes out.
Load a sample project, see how the exception queue works, and follow the path from submitted files to a report-ready review.