PlanSync
Digital delivery for data centers — BIM to O&M
What it does
PlanSync is the digital delivery workspace for data centers: drawings, BIM, issues, RFIs, assets, and O&M in one place — from construction through handover. Free PDF viewer forever. 14-day Pro trial, no card required.
From BIM to operations — connect drawings, assets, commissioning, and O&M in one facility workspace for data-center delivery.
Drawings, BIM, assets, commissioning, and O&M in one workspace — from construction through handover. Built for owners, GCs, MEP, commissioning, and facility ops. Drawings, BIM models, equipment records, commissioning documents, inspections, and O&M information are often scattered across disconnected systems. Drawings, models, inspections, and equipment lists — PlanSync keeps them tied to the facility instead of buried in folders. PlanSync layers drawings, BIM, assets, commissioning, and operations into a single facility workspace. Every plan, revision, markup, and issue stays tied to its exact location. Bring IFC/BIM models into the same spatial context as drawings, systems, and assets.…from plansync.dev
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