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Everything below already sits somewhere on the course site or is named by it. Start with the pages that exist. The second and third tables record what this session needs and does not yet have, so nothing here has to be guessed at in the room.

Already on the site

Read these before the session. Each one carries part of what the hour assumes.

Resource	What it carries
The Storyteller Field Guide	The only substantial Centerline content on the site. The role, the eight question sets, the lifecycle flowchart, the system map, and the glossary.
Module 11 Quick Reference	The document and system split for Construction Administration, including the submittal row the site leaves open.
Module 12 Overview	Debriefing and continuous improvement, which this session follows.
Onsite 1 Lifecycle Map	Where Centerline appears as a destination in six lifecycle cells and five tool links.
Additional References	The full course resource list, including the Centerline Walkthrough entry.

Named by the course and not yet built

Each of these is referenced somewhere in the program as though it exists. None of them does.

Resource	Status
Centerline Walkthrough, Ops	Listed twice as a resource and not built.
Every Centerline screen	No screen, field, column, or menu is documented anywhere on the site.
The two Centerline quick links	Placeholders that raise an alert saying they need wiring.
Submittal and RFI Log Quick Reference, Ops	Listed as a resource and not built.

Open items for this session

These are the answers Grace supplies to turn this session from a map into a procedure.

Open item	What is needed
Every screen in Centerline	The course carries no Centerline screen, no field label, no column, no button, and no menu path. Everything in this session describes what the record holds rather than where it is entered. Grace supplies the screens. This is the largest single gap across all three technical sessions.
The Publishing and Conforming Center	Named exactly once, site-wide. No set structure, no revision handling, no conforming procedure, and no approval owner appears anywhere. Grace supplies the publication sequence and the person who approves a publication.
The conforming trigger	Issued ASIs and change orders conform into the published set, with no stated deadline, no cadence, and no check confirming the published set matches the set in the field. Grace supplies the trigger.
The assigned Centerline responder	The only Centerline specific role title in the course, and it is never defined. Who assigns it, whether it defaults to the project manager, whether it can be delegated, and what happens when no one holds it are all unstated.
The RFI response window	About 3 business days exists only inside a data array on the participant feedback page. Module 11’s Quick Reference lists RFIs with no timing at all. Grace confirms the window and places it in the Construction Administration material where a project manager will look for it.
The submittal role split	Module 11’s Quick Reference prints To discuss, role split not yet defined in the column naming who leads, and To discuss in the column naming who verifies. Grace settles the split before the cohort is asked to run submittals.
The rule behind the system split	The course lists Project Server, Centerline, Milo, and BST in one line and divides the Construction Administration documents between the first two with no stated rule. Grace supplies the rule, and the answer for any document the Module 11 table does not list.
The archive zip mechanics	No requester, no approver, no lead time, no prerequisites, and no statement of what lands in the zip. Grace supplies all five before a cohort is taught that the request closes a project.
Module 12’s closeout checklist	Fourteen items, carrying no archive zip and no mention of Centerline. The lifecycle map and the responsibility matrix both place both in closeout. Grace reconciles the checklist against them, and this is the fastest of the items on this list to close.
The lifecycle document section letters	Sections B, C, and D are cited. Section A is never named, and five of the eight question sets carry no letter. Grace supplies the full lettering so a project manager can navigate the document by section.
The two archives	Bluebeam holds the QC archive. Centerline holds the project archive. The relationship between them is never stated, and neither is the answer to which one a QC report belongs in at closeout.
The dead links and the missing walkthrough	Both Centerline quick links in the Storyteller field guide are placeholders that fire an alert asking for the live URLs before publishing. The Centerline Walkthrough is listed as a resource under Module 11 and again in the additional references index, and the page does not exist. Attaching it to this session would close a documented gap.
The spelling	The course writes Centerline in seven files and CenterLine in two. Grace picks one and applies it across the site, so the system of record carries one name.
Participant voice on Centerline	Not one of the 53 free text growth responses mentions Centerline, storytelling, publishing, RFIs, or archiving. Neither do the six recap pages, the vote page, or the feedback summary. The cohort has never said what it needs here. This session is the first opportunity to ask, and the answers belong in the record before Onsite #2.

The Session Overview explains why each gap matters. The Quick Reference carries what is settled.