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This article describes how spatial silos can be broken by introducing a Spatial System of Record (SoR) as the foundation for unifying all workflows and processes tied to buildings. It draws on recent Archilogic posts and releases that describe various aspects of the platform: Floor Plan SDK, Extensions SDK, GraphQL API, MCP Server, the Editor, use of Custom Attributes, and more.

Unlock the full potential of buildings with AI by transforming floor plans into standardized, queryable spatial data integrated across enterprise systems for smarter, automated decision-making.

Archilogic makes it easy to get IMDF Files for Microsoft Places

Discover how Archilogic enriches its smart floor plans with custom attributes to enable a large variety of use-cases, for example, for workplace managers, IT admins, facility managers, and sensor operators. Custom attributes are what make smart floor plans useful by providing almost unlimited ways to inject and extract information from them!

Archilogic's comprehensive guide to building integrations explains how to connect floor plans and spatial building data with third-party applications, offering both SDK and standard format options for seamless integration. This detailed article covers technical approaches, go-to-market strategies, and commercial implications for integrators looking to leverage Archilogic's System of Record capabilities for floor plans and spatial building data.

Archilogic is a system of record for floor plans and spatial building data. One of Archilogic's main components is connecting floor plans and spatial building data. This article focuses on how integrations should work in order to generate maximum end-user value.

Looking into Archilogic's “BIM-light” approach that preserves essential spatial insights without the heaviness that impedes everyday operations.

Archilogic is announcing our participation as a global mapping integrator for Microsoft Places.

Quit manual polylining - automate and adhere to rulesets like BOMA with Archilogic