Turn your BIM model and handover records into a browser-based environment where technicians can find plant, explore procedure context and locate the information they need.
Before handover. Through early operations. No signup to explore.
Make routes and plant locations available before every lesson needs an escorted visit.
Connect the selected asset to its O&M, as-built and handover information.
Agree a task, a baseline and the evidence you need to decide whether to continue.
Choose a task to jump into the demo, or explore all seven stages. This is an illustrative campus, so you can try it without sharing your site information.
Explore the campus in 3D. Follow the route to Hall A, open a cutaway and inspect the sample records.
Start the full tour →New starters need local knowledge while senior staff are commissioning, resolving issues and running the facility.
Our approach: reusable site familiarisation around the plant and routes your team needs to learn.
A procedure is easier to discuss when the team can see the equipment, access constraints and surrounding spaces.
Our approach: link selected procedure steps to model context for rehearsal and discussion.
Knowing that a record exists is different from finding the one that applies to this asset and this revision.
Our approach: make approved source records reachable from the plant they describe.
This complements your BIM, CDE, DCIM and BMS. We scope the gap in your current workflow and keep the source of truth and responsibility for approving work explicit.
The first conversation is about fit. If a pilot makes sense, we agree the price, scope and evidence before building.
Select a model area, one real procedure and the relevant handover records. Agree how your team completes the task today.
Prepare the browser environment and link the selected records to the agreed assets and spaces.
Check the content against the agreed sources, correct gaps and run the selected familiarisation task.
Review task completion time, correct record retrieval and senior support required. Decide what is worth extending.
Usable source data, an operator reviewer, participant time, hosting and access requirements, the fee, and how the environment and records will be maintained or handed over.
The four-week plan starts once those inputs are ready. Complex data preparation or deployment needs can change the schedule.
Amutri converts CAD and BIM into real-time 3D. SpaceForm brings spatial authoring and linked information into the experience.
Our background is in infrastructure and property projects. We are bringing that experience into data-centre operations through scoped pilots with operators.
The demo shows the approach. Your pilot needs to show the result. We do not present the projects below as data-centre operational-readiness results.
A selection of infrastructure and property project references and technology partners. Sector relevance and project scope are discussed during the initial conversation.
Start with the people who need to use the information, and the decision they need to make.
Give technicians a way to find plant, understand procedure context and retrieve handover records.
Explore the working demo →Scope a spatial view of asset records, document revisions and information gaps with the people responsible for the building.
Explore a building-safety pilot →Explore plant familiarisation and record retrieval for the people maintaining complex, working hospital estates.
Explore an estates pilot →No. We can start by reviewing a representative area and a sample of your records. The quality, completeness and permitted use of the sources determine what can be delivered; data preparation is scoped explicitly.
No. Those systems may already provide spatial views and asset records. The pilot should address a specific learning or retrieval problem that your current workflow does not solve well, using agreed source information.
No. The environment supports familiarisation and procedure discussion. The operator remains responsible for competence assessment, approved procedures, permits and authorising live work.
Hosting, access, data handling and security review need to be agreed before any project information is shared. This public demonstration has no user accounts or production access controls. Offline deployment is a future capability.
We scope the fee after reviewing the selected area, source data, workflow and deployment requirements. You receive a defined proposal before committing. There is no licence commitment simply to discuss your site.
Tell us a little about your site. We’ll discuss the problem, the information you have and whether a focused pilot would help.
We’ll use your details to follow up about your site and a possible next step. Nothing is booked or committed yet.
