Find, resume and archive projects

The home screen provides access to assessments created in Azimutis. An assessment contains the horizon survey, settings and results where these have been calculated.

Find a project

1. Open Azimutis and, if needed, sign in to the account used for the assessment.
2. Open the project list from the home screen.
3. Select the project to reopen its results.
4. Use the available project actions to rename it, update its information or run a new analysis.

Archived projects remain separate from active assessments. Archiving organizes your history; it is not permanent deletion.

Archive a project

1. On the home screen, select Active.
2. On the project card, tap the ⋮ menu.
3. Choose Archive and wait for the operation to finish.
4. Select Archived to find the project.

View or unarchive a project

1. Under Archived, tap the project to open its summary.
2. Use the Open PDF report or Download ZIP archive actions to retrieve available deliverables.
3. To resume work, choose Unarchive project.
4. Return to the Active list and open the assessment.

Unarchiving depends on your account’s active project allowance. If it is unavailable, read the displayed message before continuing.

The Delete project action is separate from unarchiving: use it only for a project you intend to delete.

Resume an assessment

After opening a project, review the horizon profile chart and results. To change capacity or orientation assumptions, use Project settings. To edit the survey, see Read and edit the horizon profile.

To prepare deliverables, use the PDF report or exports.

Duplicate a project to compare configurations

1. On the home screen, under Active, open the project’s ⋮ menu.
2. Choose Duplicate and wait for confirmation.
3. Find the new project, whose name identifies it as a copy, and rename it to describe the variant.
4. Open the copy and change the assumptions you want to compare, such as capacity or battery settings. Wait for recalculation before comparing results.

The copy retains the project’s data, including its location, horizon profile, settings and site visit details, along with files available on the device. Check the photos and regenerate the report after making changes. The original project is retained, and subsequent edits to the two projects are independent. Duplication is subject to your account’s project creation permissions.

Duplication creates a variant ready for editing. Scenario mode lets you first make hypothetical changes to the horizon profile and compare their effect, then save the result as a separate project.

Projects created from scenarios

Saving a scenario creates a separate project from the original survey. Give variants clear names to distinguish assumptions from site measurements. See Test a scenario.

Access a project at the office

Where synchronization and account permissions allow, you can view assessments in the web portal. A project missing from another device has not necessarily been deleted: check the account and synchronization first.