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Building records for your operations team.

BrainBuild helps authorized employees search selected manuals, maintenance history, warranties, valve charts, engineer notes, policies, and procedures. AI answers and citations can be wrong or incomplete. Verify the original record and its applicability before acting.

Start with the building

Every property has constraints.

Basements lose signal. Some records are still on paper. The assessment documents those conditions before we recommend a setup.

Connectivity

Where must answers be available?

Real coverage, devices, and access constraints are recorded before an on-site or remote architecture is recommended.

Documents

Which information can be trusted?

Source types, scan quality, owners, and review queues are identified before document intake is designed.

Deployment

Which path, and why?

Hosted Cloud by default. Suitability depends on coverage, records, access, and evaluation of the agreed configuration.

How it works

Scope. Build. Evaluate.

Phase 1

Scope

We map your documents, your software, and who should see what. Data-handling requirements belong in the signed agreement.

Phase 2

Build

We build only what was agreed, with your experts reviewing along the way and a written definition of done.

Phase 3

Evaluate

Evaluate source matches, access rules, incorrect answers, and missing information against an agreed test plan. Testing does not guarantee future accuracy or availability.

Where it runs

Hosted first. On-site if you need it.

Default

Hosted Cloud

We host it. Your employees sign in. Where your data lives, who can see it, and how you leave are in writing. No equipment to buy. This is the first paid-building path.

If you need it

On-site, customer-owned

If the operation needs answers on the property, we plan that after the assessment. You buy and own the equipment. We do not sell it, lease it, or finance it.

Not a product

Overflow, not a SKU

If you already have on-site capacity and a hard job needs more, overflow can go to Hosted Cloud with your approval. That is a design choice, not a third thing to buy.

Sample workflow

See what BrainBuild finds in the records.

Try questions about a water leak, a frozen sprinkler line and winterization. Each answer points back to the record it came from.

Choose an employee request or let them rotate. Hear the request, then follow retrieve, source, and steps. These are sample records, not instructions for an actual building.

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Sample records

Employee request

Water leak in the bathroom of unit 1504. Stops under sink are broken. How do I shut off the water?

Source · Sample valve schedule

  1. 1Close valve #52Floor 23 · Cold water
  2. 2Close valve #51Floor 23 · Hot water
  3. 3Close valve #11Floor 12 · Hot water return · ceiling

Check before acting. Practice example, not live operating instructions. Match each valve tag and location to the source record.

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Records behind the answer

Use the records your team already relies on.

Manuals explain the equipment. Maintenance records show what changed. Warranties and contracts show who owns the next step.

Without BrainBuild

Search, call, wait

An operating question meant finding the right binder page, deciphering a chart, or calling the one person who knows. At any hour.

With BrainBuild

Show where the answer came from

Employees see the matching record with the answer, then confirm it applies before acting.

Keep upcoming dates in view

BrainBuild can alert your team to recorded pool-certificate and warranty expiration dates. Review the source requirements and coordinate renewals or claims with the responsible person.

Alert dates, recipients and lead times are configured for the agreed implementation.

Equipment O&M manuals, maintenance guides, appliance packets, past repairs, vendor invoices, warranty certificates, valve charts, engineer notes, company policies, and standard operating procedures are examples of records a scoped workflow may use. Availability depends on the agreed implementation.

BrainBuild

Start with one property. Define the right first step.

Discuss your operation, then decide what is worth building. Scope is agreed in writing.

Scope agreed in writing · Results vary