Field-verified records
Measurements, photos, observations, equipment, utilities, exterior conditions, spaces, and system information captured from real site work.
Existing Building Data
ClokIt USA connects available building records to the property itself—drawings, photos, reports, field observations, models, systems, and prior project information—so the next team can begin with context instead of starting from zero.

The advantage
Existing building information is often fragmented across owners, consultants, old project folders, PDFs, phones, archived drawings, and institutional memory. ClokIt turns that scattered history into a usable starting point tied to the actual property.
Measurements, photos, observations, equipment, utilities, exterior conditions, spaces, and system information captured from real site work.
Plans, PDFs, as-builts, investigation reports, supporting files, and completed project deliverables connected to the property.
Prior work becomes part of the building record so future teams inherit useful knowledge instead of another archive folder.

From property to intelligence
ClokIt Building Data is designed for the moments when better information changes the quality of a decision: acquisition, renovation, tenant improvement, due diligence, facility planning, capital work, and portfolio management.
Who it serves
The same verified building knowledge can support the people who design, own, evaluate, operate, and improve the property.
Begin surveys, renovation planning, and design work with stronger existing-condition context.
Support acquisitions, leasing, repositioning, and diligence with a clearer property record.
Keep recurring assessments, systems, equipment, repairs, and operational knowledge available.
Create consistency across locations while preserving the unique history of each building.
The long-term opportunity
The building becomes more valuable when its knowledge survives every project.
ClokIt is building toward a permanent digital record where useful information accumulates around the property over time instead of disappearing when a project closes.
Existing Building Data