> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.buildertek.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.buildertek.com/index/workspace.md).

# Use the Walk Through Workspace

The Walk Through record keeps scope, pricing, files, and downstream records together.

## Main Tabs

* `Lines`: work with section-based line items.
* `Details`: review dates, status, project, specialist, instructions, and totals.
* `Walk Through Module`: use the legacy line-item table when enabled.
* `Related`: review files, history, RFQs, quotes, and work-order records.
* `All Sections`: review all lines grouped by section.

![Walk Through workspace](/files/IIFw6HbYL0bl4COtXm71)

## Manage Lines

1. Select a section from the left panel.
2. Use search to locate a line.
3. Click `+ Add Line` to create an item.
4. Use `Mass Update` when several lines require the same change.
5. Open a line name to review its quantity, price, trade, notes, and files.

![Section and line controls](/files/FOpoqTQRCr0s9NnP1XIg)

![Add Walk Through line](/files/CEtibfOu4pIm6pbr3m8o)

## Status Indicators

The summary above the table shows how many lines are:

* total;
* unassigned;
* assigned to an RFQ;
* completed through a purchase order.

Use these counts to find scope that has not yet moved into procurement.

## Attachments and History

The `Related` tab contains files and Walk Through history. Individual lines may also contain attachments, which are useful for plans, site photos, and product references.

![Related records](/files/nuVuyAsdv9Tz9XcwouQQ)


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