Electrical construction progress tracking for panels, circuits, LV cables and installation points. See what is installed, what is tested and which electrical status has been recorded.
Move between the supply structure, individual circuit records and installation progress. The example below shows how the information fits together.
Recorded status, not live voltage monitoring. Installation completion does not confirm energisation or isolation. Site checks and electrical safety procedures remain essential.
A connected view of physical installation, electrical relationships and the evidence behind reported progress.
Connect upstream sources, distribution boards and outgoing circuits. Review supply relationships with their source references.
Know which cable serves each circuit and which work stages remain. Keep installation records connected to the electrical system.
Track sockets, switches, luminaires, device connections and floorboxes at their actual locations on the drawings.
Record energised, confirmed isolated, pending isolation and unverified states separately from physical installation progress.
Bring test results, installation milestones and commissioning evidence into the same project context.
Turn recorded site work into a clearer view of progress, outstanding scope and the issues affecting delivery.
The same panel, circuit or installation point connects the drawing, the site update and the progress report.
Organise documentation, buildings, floors and packages. Review the panel and circuit registers and their source references.
Open a drawing, identify a point and connect it to its panel, circuit and location. Keep drawing revisions in context.
Update installation stages, add photos, record test information and raise blockers against the relevant element.
Use dashboards and reports to follow delivery, coordinate manpower and inspect missing work before commissioning.
DB.L01 → JB.L01.02
These are different questions. CircuitFlow keeps physical work, test records, commissioning milestones and electrical status distinct.
From a small installation or a single package to a large electrical project with multiple buildings, floors and teams. Define the project scope, installation stages, user responsibilities and reporting requirements around the work you need to deliver.
Work in a multilingual interface, including English and Polish. Bring the client, appointing organisation, General Contractor and subcontractors into the same project, with assigned users, company affiliations, roles and access to the relevant work packages.
Share the project context while controlling who can view information, report installation progress and review submitted work. Coordinate a small team or several companies across a larger installation.
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