FAQ

It answers questions about your building from its own records. It drafts work orders. It sums up past maintenance and flags what looks wrong. It only reads the property you point it at.

Yes. Tenants and guests just text a number. A WhatsApp or text message is enough. Repaired.ai reads it and finds the asset. It sets how urgent it is and adds it to the work order queue.

Scan it or tap it. No app, no login. Put a tag on any asset or room. Anyone can scan or tap it with their phone. Repaired.ai logs the report on that asset, with the place and time.

Every asset keeps its own record. Service history, warranty, install date and cost live on the thing itself, in 3D. Click the appliance and its record is there, not in a former manager’s inbox.

Vendors see their jobs and nothing else. Each vendor sees only the jobs you assign them. They bid, get approved, get site access and sign off with photos. Only then can they invoice.

If a building has assets, BuiltOS runs it. Hotels, multifamily, offices, retail chains, shopping malls, gas stations, warehouses, campuses, hospitals, senior living, gyms, convention centres and parking.

We check it against your drawings. We check every traced model against the printed drawings. It must fall within a published tolerance. Once it is built, you can measure anything in it yourself.

Yes. A PDF set is enough. Upload the PDF drawings. BuiltOS traces the walls. You fix anything it got wrong. It then builds a real 3D model (IFC). A phone photo of a paper drawing works too.

Whatever you already have. IFC, Revit .rvt, DXF and CAD plans, PDF drawing sets, plan-sheet images and STEP. Upload it and it comes back as a live, measured 3D model of your building.

Yes. Edit it yourself, and undo anything. Move walls, floors, doors and openings yourself. Every edit is saved in the model’s history. Undo a mistake in one click.

No. It is built for the people who own buildings. You work in rooms, assets and finishes, not CAD layers, and the model stays correct underneath.

IFC. One file carries the whole model. The shape, details and finishes all go in one IFC file. Revit can import all of it.