The plugin grew out of real-world needs of modelers and structural engineering offices working with Tekla, and it targets specific gaps and inconveniences in the built-in functionality. First, it fixes the situation where Tekla Organizer ignores the names of connections generated by other plugins — making it impossible to filter and categorize such objects. Second, it provides a corrected net weight for hot-rolled steel profiles, since the built-in WEIGHT_NET property returns incorrect values in many cases, which breaks bills of materials. Third, it fills in the missing connection codes in IFC export, so that models exchanged between offices contain a complete set of information about structural details. Fourth, it tidies up the formatting of bolt marks on shop drawings, eliminating redundant BOLT/ŚRUBA prefixes, double dashes, and DUMMY traces in nut types. Fifth, it generates clean DWG and PDF file names — without separators and in a digit-only variant, which is sometimes a requirement of document workflow systems. Sixth, it provides plate-bolt geometry (diameter, holes, tolerances, edge distances) as ordinary report properties, which previously required complex calculations. Seventh, it introduces an easy classification of elements (column, stiffener, horizontal element) — essential for model checking and building advanced filters. Eighth, it exposes the number of welds connected to a part, enabling automated checks of connection completeness. Finally, the picker UI solves the everyday problem of searching for and copying property names while authoring templates — every value is visible for the currently selected object.