Reference5 min readUpdated Jun 4, 2026

Glossary Of Portal Terms

Use this glossary when a guide, screen, or support message uses a term that is new to your team.

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Workspace and account terms

  • Tenant: your company account and workspace inside BYLT.
  • Workspace: the protected area where your company manages projects, users, settings, and product modules.
  • User: a person with access to your tenant workspace.
  • Seat: a subscription allocation that can give a user access to a product area.
  • Role or permissions: the access rules that decide what a user can view or manage.

Project and inspection terms

  • Project: a workspace for a site, job, customer, or delivery where inspections and quality-control work are organized.
  • KS: the quality-control domain used for templates, control plans, control items, and inspections.
  • Template: a reusable quality-control structure that can be applied to projects.
  • Category: a grouping inside a quality-control template or project control plan.
  • Control item: a specific item or checkpoint that users inspect and record.
  • Inspection record: the saved result of an inspection, including answers, attachments, metadata, and drawing references.

Forms, drawings, and sharing terms

  • Smart form: a form that can include required fields, conditional visibility, blocking questions, and product-selection fields.
  • Drawing or PDF pin: a stored location on a drawing or PDF page that connects an inspection to a specific place.
  • Attachment: a file or image added to an inspection answer or record.
  • Public portal key: the public company identifier used by QR lookup pages.
  • Inspection code: the code a visitor can enter to find a public inspection record when public lookup is enabled.

Solution Finder terms

  • Solution Finder: the guided area where users answer questions to find matching product or material solutions.
  • Runtime template: the question structure loaded for a selected solution category.
  • Exact match: a result that satisfies the submitted input according to the matching rules.
  • Near match: a result that is close but may need review because not every condition is satisfied.
  • Localized content: English or Danish content returned according to the selected locale.
Use shared terms in your own rollout

When training your team, reuse the same terms that appear in the portal. Consistent language makes support and documentation easier to follow.