Solutions · Internal IT
Design and operate your own sites on one model
Your buildings change every quarter; your documentation does not. Coverage complaints arrive faster than truck rolls, the as-built lives in a drawing from three refreshes ago, and the survey tool costs consultancy money for twice-a-year use. Put the estate on one model that stays current.
What you run today
A seat, a truck roll, and a stale drawing
Each one is a reasonable purchase. Together they mean the people who operate the building never hold its current truth.
An Ekahau seat
$4–12K a year for the survey tool you open twice a year
The seam
licensed like a consultancy, used like a fire extinguisher
An integrator truck roll
a paid site survey every time coverage is questioned
The seam
the answer arrives as a PDF that is stale by the next remodel
The Visio as-built
documentation from three refreshes ago
The seam
the building changed; the drawing did not — and the person who knew has left
Your facilities
Every site, one living model
Each facility is a first-class record: floor plans become a model with real wall materials, multi-floor buildings stay one project, and moves, adds, and changes happen on the model itself — so the as-built is the current state, not an archived export.
- Sites and floors as records, not folders of drawings
- Walls carry real materials — the physics reads the building you actually have
- Wi-Fi, cameras and door access on one record — including the reader, controller and lock on each opening
- Change a wall or move a department and the affected engines re-compute
The estate
- Sites
- every facility, one record
- Floors
- multi-floor, one project
- Walls
- real materials drive the physics
- As-built
- current, not archived
Coverage questions
Answer “why is the Wi-Fi bad?” from your desk
Walk any site in 3D and read live Wi-Fi signal, camera pixels-on-target, and room scores at the point you are standing — computed from ITU-R propagation models and real datasheets. The autonomous virtual site survey walks the building for you and flags the weak spots before the complaints arrive.
- Wi-Fi RF grounded in ITU-R P.2040 / P.526 / P.1238 over your real wall materials
- The autonomous survey finds dead zones without hardware or a vendor visit
- Signal readings you enter at points on the plan calibrate the prediction when you want ground truth
From your desk
- Walkthrough
- stand anywhere, read live coverage
- Survey
- autonomous — no hardware
- Wi-Fi
- ITU-R-grounded propagation
- Cameras
- DORI zones + IR night reach
Operate, not just design
The same record runs the estate day to day
Internal IT owns what integrators hand off: the conference room nobody can hear in, the install that skipped a step, the license bill nobody audits. Rooms are scored per seat against AVIXA DISCAS and IEC 60268-16 STI, installs are photo-verified against the design, and Microsoft 365 licensing optimization watches the seat spend.
- Conference rooms scored per seat — display sizing, speech intelligibility, mic and camera coverage
- In-house or contractor installs verified with photos against the designed position
- Orders tracked to the site, and Microsoft 365 licensing optimization on the software side
Operations
- Rooms
- DISCAS + STI, per seat
- Installs
- photo-verified against design
- Orders
- tracked to the site
- M365
- licensing optimization
The estate, measured honestly
Published tool costs as your current spend — never our price — and structural facts about the model.
- $4–12K/yr
- the Wi-Fi seat you barely open
- published range — your current spend, not our price
- $3K+
- the Sidekick behind every truck roll
- plus the invoice for the visit
- One model
- survey → design → as-built → refresh
- per facility, always current
- Standards
- ITU-R · DORI · DISCAS · STI
- named, citable bases for every number
Internal IT questions
We are not an integrator — is this built for internal teams?
Yes. An Internal IT workspace preset scopes the platform to designing and operating your own facilities — survey, design, coverage, rooms, installs, and orders — without the sales modules an integrator would use. You own the model of your own buildings.
Can we stop paying for a survey every time we remodel?
That is the point of a computable model. When a wall moves or a department shifts, the affected engines re-compute — and the autonomous virtual site survey re-walks the building and flags what broke. When you want physical ground truth, readings you enter at points on the plan calibrate the prediction; you decide when a visit is actually worth it.
Our documentation lives in Visio and tribal knowledge. How do we start?
Pick one building. Import the floor plan — wall detection and cleanup are part of import — confirm materials, and place what is installed from the product library. From then on the as-built is the live state of that model, not a drawing someone has to remember to update.
Does it cover the conference rooms too?
Yes. Display sizing follows AVIXA DISCAS, speech intelligibility follows IEC 60268-16 STI, and microphone and camera coverage are assessed per seat — so the room that “feels bad” gets a number, and the fix gets proven before facilities re-books the installer.
Model one building this week
Start with your own office: import the floor plan, place what is installed, and read the coverage you have been guessing about. Talk to us about the rest of the estate.