> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://enercalc.com/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://enercalc.com/docs/sel-user-manual/project-manager/general-division.md).

# General Division

How to enter project-wide building code, project, client, and designer information in the General Division.

This Division contains a list of items that describe the entire project.

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[Building Code Information](/docs/sel-user-manual/project-manager/general-division/building-code-information.md): Allows entry of information relating to the building code, jurisdiction and building official's contact information.

[Project Information](/docs/sel-user-manual/project-manager/general-division/project-information.md): Allows entry of general information about the project.

[Client Information](/docs/sel-user-manual/project-manager/general-division/client-information.md): Allows entry of information specific to the engineer's client.

[Designer Notes](/docs/sel-user-manual/project-manager/general-division/designer-information.md): Allows entry of up to 18 specific notes assigned by a specific person on a certain date.

[Revisions](/docs/sel-user-manual/project-manager/general-division/revision-list.md): Allows entry of up to 18 specific revisions assigned by a specific person on a certain date.

[Project Load Group Builder](/docs/sel-user-manual/calculation-modules/general/project-load-group-builder.md): Allows storage of commonly used Load Items and the ability to combine them into Groups for calculating total loads.


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