Wiesselen: Sign Change Planner

Changing several direction signs can leave visitors following a mixture of old and new instructions. Wiesselen helps a building coordinator record a proposed change, look for a sequence within that model, and track supervised work one action at a time.

Record places, directed passages, sign faces, direction rows and temporary sign sites. Keep revisions of the recorded arrangement and proposed target. Ask the planner for a sequence of sign replacements, covers, temporary panels and passage changes. It checks candidate plans against the recorded assumptions and can report an invalid arrangement, a conflicting route or an inconclusive search instead of a checked plan.

Compare the initial and target routes, inspect transition steps, and use the route list alongside the diagram. Record the start-of-job inspection, site review and observations. The execution view supports one outstanding action, holds when an observation disagrees with the expected state, and reconciliation before continuing.

Explore the clearly labeled fictional sample before recording your own building. Export a PDF planning report or JSON project record to a destination you choose. Imported records receive new local identities and require inspection before further work. Review each export: building and sign labels remain, while personal-name fields and notes are removed by default. Choose a protected backup to keep model and history behind a separate passphrase. Restores require a new plan and building inspection.

Wiesselen is for planned, supervised, non-emergency wayfinding changes. It does not survey the building, observe workers, certify route safety or replace qualified judgment and the site's procedures. Do not use it to alter statutory exit signs, emergency egress markers or evacuation plans. A checked model is not proof that the physical building matches it. Printed and exported plans are planning copies: check the live coordinator before doing work.