Data Centers. // & // Healthcare.

Yes. Smartapp's no-code AppStudio allows GCs to build commissioning checklists for any equipment type — UPS systems, precision cooling, generator sets, power distribution units, structured cabling, fire suppression — without IT or development resources. Checklists can include numeric reading fields, pass/fail items, photo capture, and multi-party sign-off. Once built, checklists are tied to specific drawing locations so the field team always accesses the right checklist for the right piece of equipment.

Smartapp's phased zone management allows GCs to define construction zones on the project drawings, assign infection control risk classes to each zone, and track barrier integrity and ICRA permit status per zone in real time. Zone status is visible to both the construction team and the hospital's facilities and infection control teams. Activity windows — noise, vibration, utility impacts — are scheduled within the platform and communicated to clinical operations before work begins. Access to each zone is controlled through Smartapp's permit workflow, which requires the correct approvals before any crew enters a sensitive area.

Smartapp's local-first architecture stores all offline data in encrypted local storage with regular local backups. If a device is damaged, the most recent backup can be restored to a replacement device. For extended commissioning sessions inside RF-shielded areas, Smartapp recommends establishing a daily sync protocol — exiting the shielded zone briefly at the end of each shift to upload. In addition, for critical Cx documentation, Smartapp supports a connected coordinator device outside the shield who receives synced submissions in real time as team members exit.

Yes. Smartapp exports compliance documentation packages in PDF format, organised by permit number, date range, zone, or compliance category. ICRA permits export with the complete record: risk assessment form, approval signatures and timestamps, daily inspection logs, and closure documentation. The export is formatted for direct submission to Joint Commission surveyors and state health department inspectors. Custom export templates can be configured in AppStudio to match specific surveyor preferences.

Yes, via Smartapp's open REST API and the SAP PM module integration (for hospitals running SAP). During the construction phase, Smartapp captures equipment as-installed data — specifications, serial numbers, installation dates, test results — that can be transferred directly to the hospital's CAFM or CMMS at project handover. This eliminates the manual data entry that typically follows construction completion and ensures the facilities management system starts with accurate, verified as-built equipment data.

Smartapp's ORG Central portfolio view handles multi-phase data center projects natively — each hall or phase is managed as a distinct project within the same portfolio, with its own commissioning workflow, access control configuration, and documentation package. Executives can see the commissioning status of all phases simultaneously, while field teams work within their specific phase. Cross-phase RFIs and coordination items are managed through Smartapp's standard workflow with phase-specific routing.