This capability is critically important when a project includes several buildings.
Relying on a single alignment point (AP) makes it extremely difficult to configure and manage the project efficiently, often forcing teams to split it into separate files with different electrical bases.

By enabling multiple alignment points, each building can establish its own reference while still maintaining accurate distances to all shared distribution equipment. This ensures consistency, simplifies coordination, and keeps the entire site model unified.

For example, we could have AP (A), AP (B), AP (C) etc.