SmartDraw makes professional drawings and diagrams accessible to everyone. Non-technical users can quickly create floor plans, while professionals get the precision and scale they require. With industry-leading floor planning tools and an intuitive interface for traditional diagramming like flowcharts and organizational charts, SmartDraw delivers enterprise-ready power without unnecessary complexity.
SmartDraw includes a large collection of symbols and templates to help users get started quickly and easily without extensive training. In addition to floor plans, site plans, landscapes, and other layouts, users can create flowcharts, organizational charts, mind maps, project charts, technical engineering diagrams, IT diagrams, and more. SmartDraw also allows users to create custom shapes using their own product catalog or other existing assets. Users can import PDFs, images, Google Maps, Visio files, and Visio stencils to build on existing plans and workflows. Drawings can be created to any scale, ensuring accuracy for every use case.
SmartDraw makes it easy to enrich drawings with data, enabling more informative and dynamic visuals. Users can also generate manifests and bills of materials directly from their diagrams to support planning , procurement, oversight, and compliance. The app can automatically generate diagrams from data, including organizational charts, AWS and Azure architectures, PI Boards, class diagrams, ERDs, and more. In addition, users can use natural language prompts to instantly generate diagrams like flowcharts and mind maps with AI.
Files can be saved directly to SmartDraw or the user's preferred storage provider like OneDrive, SharePoint, or Google Drive for better data security. SmartDraw also integrates with the Microsoft and Google enterprise tech stacks, as well as tools like Confluence and Jira. SmartDraw works hand in glove with your existing IT infrastructure without disruption to maximize what you've already invested in.
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Onetrace is a connected workflow for subcontractors, bringing job planning, site evidence, and compliance sign-off into one place, from first visit through to handover. Rather than chasing spreadsheets, paper forms, and separate apps, teams get documentation that's ready for clients, main contractors, and regulators. It's construction management software built around how subcontractors actually work.
Fire protection contractors use Onetrace as fire protection software, attaching photos, approval forms, and sign-offs to the relevant job and location, so proving a compliant installation takes minutes, not a search through old files. It's also used across drylining, roofing, and M&E work, with live oversight of projects, timesheets, and progress.
Practical tools include customisable forms, drag-and-drop scheduling, GPS time-tracking, cost calculation, and drawing markups with photo evidence, all from a mobile device on site.
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Visitor Management
Contemporary visitor management solutions offer intuitive software that allows for the advance registration of guests, facilitating a smooth check-in experience. When visitors arrive, they are provided with a site-specific orientation, and their hosts are immediately informed of their arrival. Moreover, walk-in visitors can conveniently register on-site, aiding in the maintenance of an up-to-date and accurate evacuation list. For a nominal monthly subscription, organizations can adopt this visitor management system, achieving operational status within merely 48 hours. This rapid implementation not only strengthens security measures but also significantly enhances the overall experience for visitors. By investing in such a system, businesses can ensure a more organized and efficient approach to managing guest interactions.
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ALICE Training
ALICE Training has become increasingly popular as a proactive strategy for preparing individuals for active shooter scenarios. The acronym ALICE stands for Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, and Evacuate, and it is widely known as the first civilian training program that incorporates a trauma-informed approach suitable for diverse age groups and skill levels. The initial phase, Alert, serves as a vital indicator of potential danger, prompting immediate awareness. During the Lockdown phase, people are instructed to secure their environment by barricading doors and preparing for either evacuation or counteraction if the situation escalates. The Inform stage highlights the necessity of sharing real-time information regarding the intruder's movements and whereabouts. The Counter method encourages the use of tactics such as creating noise, movement, and distractions to hinder the shooter's aim, rather than resorting to direct confrontation. The final step, Evacuation, involves safely leaving the area when the chance presents itself. ALICE Training not only provides educational institutions with crucial resources for establishing safety protocols but also supports the implementation of drills and exercises while certifying teachers in K-12 settings. This all-encompassing program strives to cultivate an environment of readiness and resilience among both students and faculty members, ensuring that they are better equipped to handle such emergencies. Ultimately, ALICE Training empowers communities to respond effectively to threats, fostering a sense of security and confidence in their ability to manage crises.
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