I'm going to show you a simple workflow of the inspection add in of how we can create a new project. Capture some of the custom properties from the file and create a bill of characteristics with balloon dimensions. This is the part I'm going to be using. It's a bracket containing a simple bend with two hole results. This file also contains custom properties for the mass material and the description. This drawing is very similar. It has a few views all dimensions with the hole call outs for the whole wizard on the flange. It also contains some dimensions with tolerances, information. We're going to create a new inspection project using the default template. This is standard for all installations of SolidWorks. You can even customize them. Or there are several pre-made in various standards. One of the first steps with creating the inspection project is capturing some of the basic information. This can be typed in manually or it can be extracted from the custom properties of the file. In this case, we're going to extract the description property sheet metal bracket. I'm going to reuse that for the part name. This step is important as this will be populated into the Excel report later down the line. The next step is extracting information from a drawing. We're going to extract the dimensions and the whole class in the dimension option. Nothing needs to be change. This is set up to capture everything by default. If, for example, we only wanted to capture inspection dimensions, we can take this option in the whole call out box. We need to unpick inspection only as our whole call out doesn't have an inspection. Tolerance. On completion, it will then blown all of our dimensions in a clockwise fashion, going around the drawing. If you look on the left hand sides, we can see our auto created bill of characteristics. This has captured all the information, including the hole wizard you can see it's clever enough to detected that there are two holes in the whole call outs and it has separated them out as 3.1 and 3.2. If we look at all dimension but tolerances information, you can see that as also correctly captured the plus minus as 0.25. So you can see in a few easy steps, we've gone from a SolidWorks drawing to a fully populated bill of characteristics with balloon dimensions.