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# Place your submissions on a plan with the PDF plan view
Display the child submissions of a relation field as pins on a floor plan, a site map or a diagram, on the web and on mobile.
**Published on October 21, 2026**
**New feature: the plan view shows child submissions where they belong, on a plan.**
Building inspections, snag lists, maintenance rounds, site visits: a lot of field work is tied to a physical location. In a list, "Room 204, left wall" only works if everyone reads it the same way.
With the plan view, a relation field displays its child submissions as pins on a plan: a floor plan, a site map, an installation diagram. Field users find each item where it physically is, and add new ones by tapping the right spot.
**1. Turn it on in the relation field.** In the form builder, tick **Plan view** in the settings of a relation field. The option needs **Creation** to be ticked, and is not available on a countable relation.
**2. Add your plan.** On mobile, tap **Add a plan**, then reuse a recently used plan, pick a PDF from the device, or photograph a paper plan, which is converted to a PDF automatically. On the web, drop or browse a file (PDF, JPEG, PNG, GIF or TIFF, up to 80 MB) and give it a name.
**3. Place pins and link submissions.** Switch to edit mode and place a pin or draw a shape (line, ellipse, freehand drawing, image). Then attach it to an existing child submission, or create a new one on the spot: it is linked to the pin automatically.
**4. Find everything at a glance.** Pins stay anchored to their spot while you zoom and pan. On mobile, tap a pin to preview its submission. On the web, hover a shape to see who created the submission and its title, and open the side panel to list every submission attached to the plan.
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**Prepare at the office, complete in the field.** Create submissions with their plan from the web and assign them to your field teams, who pick up the work on their phone or tablet.
Available on: **Web**, **Mobile**
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Learn more in the [PDF Plan view](https://www.center.daxium-air.com/user-documentation/use/views/views-in-relations/pdf-plan-view) documentation.
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