Run the building, not the paperwork.
CoreSpec sits at the core of your building and every FM team works from it. As things change, the as-built stays current, so the model in front of you is always the building you actually have.
Ask a question. Get an answer with a location on it.
Compliance, scope, cost and scheduling, answered against the building itself rather than against a spreadsheet of it. And the technician only ever sees the data the job actually needs.
Compliance
Which assets failed, where they are and what the evidence pack needs. Assembled from the record rather than from a clipboard.
Scoping
Parts, labor hours and access path come back with the answer, so the job is costed before anyone is dispatched.
Scoped access
A contractor sees the floor, the asset and the history for that visit. Tenant and unrelated building data stay out of it.
Coordination
It knows the fire-door round is already going to Level 6, so two visits become one and the callout disappears.
Connect what you already run. Let the AI do the rest.
Your CAFM, your maintenance system, your fire and access records: all of it reachable from one place, over a record of the building that keeps itself true. Ask a question in plain language and the answer comes back with the location attached. Close a job and the record updates on its own.
The record maintains itself, so the work can be trusted.
Most FM data is out of date the day it's filed. CoreSpec keeps one living model current, shared, and readable by both your teams and your AI.
Always current
Every change to the building updates the twin, so the as-built stays live instead of drifting out of date in a drawer.
One source of truth
Operations, maintenance, safety, and compliance all work from the same model. No reconciling five versions of the same floor.
An AI layer on top
Because the model is structured, AI can read it. It surfaces what changed, finds an asset, or answers a spatial question in seconds.
As-built captured, not chased.
When work happens in the building, the change lands in the twin. New layouts, moved assets, replaced equipment. Your as-built reflects reality without a fresh survey every time.
See how it works
One model. Every FM discipline.
Maintenance, safety, compliance, and space planning all navigate the same twin. Everyone sees the same building, so nothing gets lost between systems or spreadsheets.
Explore the platform
An AI layer that reads your twin.
CoreSpec's AI understands the physical model. Where things are, how spaces connect, what changed. Ask a question in plain language and get an answer grounded in your actual building.
See it in action
The FM 2.0 dashboard.
A single command surface for your whole portfolio. Every twin, every open task, every change, read by AI and rolled up for the people who run the building. A preview is on the way.
A stale as-built quietly costs you every day.
When the record of the building is wrong, every team downstream pays for it, in wasted trips, duplicated work, and decisions made on data that was already out of date.
30%
of a technician's day lost hunting for the right drawing, asset, or access route.
2×
site visits for the same job when the as-built didn't match what was actually there.
80%
of building data sits in documents no one can search when a decision is due.
1
source of truth replaces the folders, PDFs, and tribal knowledge. The twin.
Frequently asked questions
No. CoreSpec builds your twin from the plans you already have. If the building changes, you update the twin. You do not start over.
Changes are captured back into the same model, so the twin keeps pace with the real building instead of freezing at handover.
It reads the structured twin so you can ask spatial questions in plain language, surface what changed, and locate assets, grounded in your real model, not a generic chatbot.
FM is one use case. The same core also powers renders, design and more. See the Solutions menu for what else it does once your building is in CoreSpec.
Keep your building's record true.
See how CoreSpec keeps the as-built current and gives every FM team one twin to work from.