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# Adding Floor Plans to a Property

Adding Floor Plans to a Property

*For floor plans to be used in an assessment on the RiskBase application (E.g., to pin an action onto one), they must first be uploaded against the correct property in admin.*

Firstly, plans must be added as files against a property.

**How to add a floor plan into the files section:**

1. Sign in to [admin.riskbase.uk](http://admin.riskbase.uk).
2. Find a property using the drop down arrow before an organisation.
3. Right click on the property and select **Files**.
4. Click **Add Files**.
5. Upload a floor plan.

It can now be added as an available floor plan to that property and further information can be provided

**How to add a floor plan to a property:**

6. Right click on the property again and select **Details**.
7. Click the **Plans** tab.
8. Click **+ Add Plan**.
9. Provide a name (or select from the drop down menu) and any additional information.
10. Click **Choose Image, .PDF or .SVG**. All files against this property will be listed, including the floor plan just added.
11. Select the plan and click **Use Selection**.
12. Click **Save Plan**.


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