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7 steps to successful building diagnostics

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IC12621
eTASK Chili
Building Analyses
eTASK Neon
Facility Manager

The complete building assessment process in eTASK – from preparation to budgeting.

Prerequisites

  • Access to the eTASK installation

  • "Building Diagnosis" module licensed

  • Member of the rights group:

    • FM Portal (Edit) to create buildings

    • FM Portal (Administration) to maintain coefficients

    • Building Diagnosis (Edit) to create a diagnosis.

Step 1: Prepare master data

Goal: Elements, codes, and profiles are available.

Procedure:

Download the "Building Diagnosis Master Data" plug-in from the Customer Center

  1. Install the plug-in

  2. Check data

For details, see 📄 Diagnoseelemente und Profile IC12555

Step 2: Create a building

Goal: Building recorded in eTASK.

If not available:

  1. Navigate to Portfolio (BIM) → Property Register → Buildings

  2. Click New

  3. Enter: Location, Building Number, Name, Cost Center, Address

  4. Save

Step 3: Create Diagnosis

Goal: New diagnosis created with diagnosis profile.

  1. Technical Building Management - Building Diagnosis - Building Diagnosis

  2. Enter:

    • Code (e.g., "GB01")

    • Description (e.g., "Building PM-001")

    • Diagnosis type (e.g., "ED | Initial diagnosis")

    • Date

    • Building

    • Diagnostic profile (e.g., "Office building") – determines the elements

    • Client, Contractor, Administrator, Diagnostician

  3. Optional: Difficulty level, construction cost index

  4. Save

Important: The diagnostic profile determines which elements appear in the data entry grid.

Step 4: Create geometric coefficients

Goal: ALL required building metrics are stored.

Procedure:

  1. Open the building diagnosis

  2. Use the “Add Key Figures” action in the Tools menu. Missing geometric coefficients for the building will be created.

  3. Use the “Check Key Figures” info area to add missing values.

  4. If a value is missing, e.g., residential units, enter 0.

Tip: All indicators should be green, or at least yellow.

Important: All coefficients must be fully entered for the calculation to work correctly.

For details, see 📄 Geometrische Koeffizienten IC12558

Step 5: Perform the diagnosis

Goal: All elements evaluated.

After saving: The “Go to Wizard” button in the menu bar opens the input wizard

Interface:

  • All elements from the diagnostic profile are already present

  • Grouped by element area (e.g., "A | Exterior / Facade (7)", "B | Basement, Lower Level (10)")

  • Hierarchical structure: Element → Element type

Rate elements:

  1. Select a row

  2. Select element type

  3. Select
    repair code Select from the procedure’s options. “a” Rating → best condition / “d” Rating → worst condition

  4. Optionally adjust factor
    If multiple element types with different ratings exist for the element

  5. Optionally enter a comment
    Notes on special cases or urgent need for action.

Notes: If multiple different types or repair codes need to be recorded for an element, you can duplicate a single row. In this case, ensure the correct factor is used so that all rows for the element add up to 1.

Example:

  • A.02 Structural framework

  • 90% A.02.2 Concrete structure in the main building

  • 10% A.02.1 Masonry with wooden beam ceiling in the annex

Step 6: Review the diagnosis

Goal: Diagnosis is complete and plausible.

Check:

  • Have all relevant elements been evaluated?

  • Are the codes set correctly?

  • Are the coefficients plausible?

  • Are the factors correct?

  • Are the calculated costs realistic?

Step 7: Create a budget

Goal: Budget project created.

  1. Open Diagnosis

  2. Use the “Create Budget Project” button

  3. The system automatically creates:

    • Budget project with all master data

    • Items per element

    • Annual distribution by replacement years

  4. Open and review the budget project

  5. Adjust years/costs, prioritize measures

For details, see 📄 Budgetplanung aus Diagnoseergebnissen IC12556

Summary

After completing these 7 steps, you will have:

  • A complete building assessment with evaluated elements

  • Calculated repair costs in € per element

  • Replacement years for each measure (min/max)

  • A budget plan with multi-year investment planning

  • A basis for prioritization and decision-making

The assessment can be repeated regularly, and new budgets can be created.

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