Collection of commercial building records and property information
Solutions/Existing Building Data

06 / EXISTING BUILDING DATA

If the work already exists, start ahead.

Find available floor plans, reports, photographs, field records, and property information tied to an address before commissioning another round of discovery.

WHAT THIS SOLVES

Do not pay twice for knowledge you already have.

ClokIt is designed to help teams begin with the information already connected to the property, then add only what still needs to be discovered or verified.

01

Find existing records faster

Bring prior drawings, reports, photos, and field records into view before new work begins.

02

Reduce redundant site work

Use existing property knowledge as a starting point instead of automatically commissioning the same discovery again.

03

Strengthen future planning

Give teams more context before estimating, designing, buying, leasing, renovating, or maintaining a property.

WHAT CAN BE REUSED

Property knowledge becomes an asset when it stays findable.

As ClokIt records grow, the goal is to make useful building information easier to retrieve by property instead of leaving it trapped inside old project folders.

Existing floor plans
Published reports
Property photographs
Field measurements and notes
System and asset records
Supporting documents and history
Multiple commercial building types represented in a building data library

THE DATA WORKFLOW

Search. Review. Verify. Expand.

Existing information should accelerate the next assignment without pretending that old information is automatically current.

01 / SEARCH

Start with the property

Look for available records tied to the address or building.

02 / REVIEW

Understand what exists

See which drawings, reports, photos, and records may already support the work.

03 / VERIFY

Confirm what is still current

Use field checks and source review where conditions may have changed.

04 / EXPAND

Add the new knowledge

Keep the latest verified information in the building record for the next team.

Start with what is already known.

Then spend time and money only on the information the project still needs.