Floor plans to asset register
An Irish facilities company
26,852 door assets across 97 buildings in about eight weeks
That’s not typing. That’s thinking.
Suits construction, facilities and engineering firms, and anyone with drawings, documents or old systems to turn into clean, structured data.
Two people cross-check every file.
Extracts and structures.
Never alone: Deliver a batch without a cross-check.
Who says yes: You, on the format and naming rules and on each batch.
The bot pulls the data out of the day’s drawings and documents into the structure you have agreed.
The first of our people cleans the data and applies your naming rules.
A second person cross-checks every file. Each of them checks the other’s work.
A file that fails the cross-check goes back to be fixed.
At the end of the week, our person delivers the batch with the weekly progress report.
You check the batch. Each batch needs your yes.
An Irish facilities company
26,852 door assets across 97 buildings in about eight weeks
One all-inclusive hourly rate, typically 38 to 40% less than the true cost of an equivalent UK hire. See what a UK hire costs
Yes, for example turning documents or drawings into structured data. We agree a clear deliverable, a weekly progress report and cross-checked quality.
We agree cross-checked quality with you, and no batch is delivered without that cross-check. You say yes to each batch.
Asset registers, naming conventions, data cleaning and migration into new systems, for example facilities-management software.
You get a batch each week and a weekly progress report.
Yes, as a tool. A bot can pull the data out of drawings and documents into a structure, and people clean it and cross-check every file. AI is confident. That is not the same as correct, so a person checks the result.
Yes. You set the format and naming rules, and we follow them. Every batch needs your yes.