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Building electrical records

Your whole installation.One living map.

Floor plans, boards, circuits and evidence in one searchable record, from project handover to the next alteration.

No signup for the sample. Your own server for your building records.

Find the circuit. Fast. CircuitMap illustration of an engineer viewing a retail floor plan on a tablet while a colleague scans a distribution board QR label.
Illustration of the CircuitMap workflow. Explore the live demo to see the current interface.
01

Find the recorded supply

Start with a room or a QR label and find its boards, circuits and supporting evidence.

02

Keep changes in the record

Update a circuit at the board, with an attributed history and offline working when you need it.

03

Give the next team a useful handover

Bring schedules, plans and documents together so the receiving team can keep the record current.

For project managers

Make the record part of the handover

See what the project team captures, what the estates team receives, and how the record stays useful after the contractors leave.

  1. 1. Capture the installation on your floor plans.
  2. 2. Review the records and their supporting evidence.
  3. 3. Issue schedules and a dated handover pack.
Explore the project-manager workflow

Optional Job Management

From a fault on the plan to a completed repair

Create maintenance work, assign it to the right person and pinpoint the location directly on the building plan. Keep instructions, progress and completion evidence together in CircuitMap.

  1. Managers: create and assign jobs, add instructions and watch their status.
  2. Workers: open My Jobs, find the marker on the plan, update progress and sign off with comments or photographs.

An optional module, enabled per company. It is not automatically part of every deployment.

Explore Job Management →

In use on a real site

A working retail-building pilot

CircuitMap is being piloted at Fenwick, Newcastle. Ask us to show the workflows being tested and discuss where they fit your own estate.

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Getting started

Start with one useful board

Bring a floor plan and an existing schedule. We agree the trial scope, confirm the server setup and help you produce a record another person can use.

Request a guided 30-day trial

Pricing and deployment

From £49 per month

Published subscription plans and a perpetual option. Every plan is installed on your own server; onboarding clarifies who looks after backups, updates and access.

Where does CircuitMap run?
On your own Windows server, with your own database and file storage. We agree installation, backup and update responsibilities during onboarding.
What do we need to get started?
One floor plan, a board schedule if you have one, and someone who knows the building. We work through a useful first board with you before expanding the scope.
Is the demo free to use?
Yes. The interactive sample needs no account. A guided 30-day trial on your own building is arranged through an enquiry; it is not provisioned automatically.

See your own building in CircuitMap

Bring one floor plan to a 30-minute demonstration. We will work through a real board from your site and agree a useful next step.

Request a time. A person will arrange the call with you.

CircuitMap — Electrical records that stay useful