Features
Everything a building's electrical record needs
CircuitMap replaces the handover pack, the marked-up drawings and the spreadsheet with one structured, visual record — maintained by the team that runs the building.
The map
Interactive floor plans
The floor plan is the interface. Every board, circuit, room and asset is anchored to a real place, so records are found the way people actually think — by location.
- Import the plans you already have as PDFs or images — no CAD required
- Organise buildings into floors and rooms that mirror the estate
- Place markers for boards, assets and points of interest directly on the plan
- Click anything on the plan to open its full record
- Zoom and pan smoothly, from whole-floor overview to a single room
Electrical records
Distribution boards and circuit schedules
Every board gets a structured page: its schedule, its location on the plan, its photos and its paperwork. Schedules stay consistent with the map because they are the same data.
- A dedicated record per distribution board, positioned on the plan
- Structured circuit schedules — way, description, phase, what it serves
- Print-ready schedule layouts for the board room door or the contractor
- Circuits linked to the rooms and assets they supply
- Changes recorded in minutes, not redrawn in CAD
Context
Rooms, assets and markers
Circuits only make sense in context. CircuitMap models the building itself, so you can answer questions in both directions: what does this breaker feed, and what feeds this room?
- Room records showing every circuit and asset that serves the space
- Asset records for equipment — plant, machinery, fixed appliances
- Markers pin anything to its physical location on the plan
- Colour and category options to keep large plans readable
In practice
“Which circuits do we isolate to strip out Room 214?” becomes a thirty-second lookup instead of an afternoon with a folder of drawings.
Operations
Maintenance information and documentation
The paperwork lives with the equipment it describes — not in a shared drive folder nobody can navigate.
- Attach maintenance information to boards, circuits, rooms and assets
- Store certificates, O&M manuals, drawings and photos against records
- Notes fields for isolation procedures and site-specific knowledge
- Everything visible to the whole authorised team, not one inbox
In practice
“Where's the EICR for Block C?” — attached to Block C, where the next person will also look.
Findability
Search across the whole estate
The fastest way to end 'ask Dave' as a records strategy: one search box across every building, board, circuit, asset and document.
- Search by circuit reference, board name, room, asset or document title
- Results jump straight to the record and its place on the plan
- Works across buildings, so portfolio-wide questions get instant answers
See your buildings mapped
Start a free trial, or request a demonstration and we will walk through CircuitMap using one of your own floor plans.