Editions

What is in each edition

All 152 features, area by area. 110 are in both paid editions, 41 are in Pro only. The “planned” label marks the features that will arrive after release, with the updates.

FeatureAudioPro
Project and pages
The project is a folder on diskA project is a folder holding the main file, the attachments and the exports: you open it, move it and archive it like any other job.yesyes
Several rooms in one projectSeveral rooms or positions on the same floor, each with its own plan and its own cabling.yesyes
Multiple floors and buildingsA site · building · floor structure, with levels and per-floor conduit prefixes.—yes
Space matrixAn overview of site · building · floor · room, to find your way around multi-building projects.—yes
AutosaveCan be switched on per project or globally.yesyes
Undo and redoA history of changes you can step back through.yesyes
Revisions and version historyA revision register with label and status, plus the file's own history.yesyes
Simple and Pro modesHides conduits, network, power and quoting for people working on small systems.yesyes
Project settings and presetsColours, bill of materials, labelling, connectors, network, power, validation, practice profile; configurations you can save and reuse.yesyes
Save As and Close projectSave As makes an independent copy of the project; Close Project closes it and leaves the software open.yesyes
Protection against opening the same project twiceA lock on the file, and a warning if the project was changed by another program.yesyes
Brief and project start-up
Client and header dataClient, job, numbering, drawing-set data.yesyes
Scope and room classificationDefines the scope using the classes of use.yesyes
Needs analysisGathers requirements following the AVIXA pyramid, with suggestions by application type.yesyes
Site surveyA survey sheet with structured fields and attachments.yesyes
Scope of workA list of deliverables with suggested items and notes.yesyes
Client questionnaireYou generate it, the client fills it in, you import it back and the answers land in the brief.yesyes
Program reportA program report in Markdown and as a PDF on your practice's letterhead.yesyes
Plan and layout
Plan workspaceVector drawing with continuous pan and zoom, sharp at any magnification.yesyes
Placing racks, plates, positions and devicesYou drop them on the plan and drag them where you want them.yesyes
Rectangular and polygonal roomsDraw the rooms; points are assigned to the right room automatically.yesyes
Conduits and free runs drawn on the planRoutes with waypoints, colour and renaming.yesyes
Junction boxesJunction points on the plan, typically on loudspeaker branches, with their terminals.yesyes
Backbone points between floorsThe markers where a cable leaves the floor and runs up or down a riser: they are created in pairs across two pages and stitch circuits together through the floors.—yes
Plan export to PDF and PNGThe plan drawing, ready to print or send to the client.yesyes
Plan export to DXFThe drawing on separate layers — plan, rooms, conduits, items, labels, notes, title block — for the architect's office.—yes
Floor-plan import from image, PDF and flattened DXFLoad the floor plan and work on top of it. DXF is read and drawn, but as a single background: no layers, no cropping.yesyes
Scale calibration and measurementBrings the plan to real-world metres and measures distances on the drawing.yesyes
Layer control and cropping for the imported DXFTurns the drawing's layers on and off and crops the part you need.—yes
Annotations and redliningText with colour and size, redlines for hand corrections.yesyes
Cable lengths taken from the drawingThe metres come from the route drawn on the plan.yesyes
Vertical rise and slack on the floorRises and drops within the same floor — down to the back box, up into the ceiling void — and slack by installation type.yesyes
Rise between floors and buildingsLevel changes from floor to floor and along the risers, with the matching slack.—yes
Tracing from a photograph plannedOverlays a photo with adjustable opacity so you can trace an existing layout.yesyes
Layout in its own windowThe plan in a window of its own, on a second screen.yesyes
Racks
Rack build-up, frontDraggable units, collisions prevented, free slots highlighted, accessories and blanking panels, zero-U equipment.yesyes
Rack rear viewThe back, with power, grounding, accessories and connections.yesyes
Custom frames and a frame catalogueBuild the frame you need, or pick one from the catalogue.yesyes
Wall plates and rack panels at true scaleA dimensioned drawing with the ports in the right place.yesyes
Positions and work surfacesDesks laid out automatically, and equipment moved from the position into the rack.yesyes
Rack export to PDFA front-elevation drawing with a cover sheet.yesyes
Rack export to DXFThe rack as a CAD drawing, for coordination with the design office.—yes
AVIXA F502 rack complianceChecks on how the rack is built and designed.yesyes
Drilling templates in DXFPanels and plates in DXF with holes at the manufacturer's dimensions; unverified types get a cross and a question mark, never an invented hole.yesyes
Plate port editorBuild up the plate one port at a time.yesyes
Cabling
Full cable scheduleA table of every cable with origin, destination, signal, connectors, length and conduit; filters, statistics, CSV and PDF.yesyes
Creating and editing cablesNew cable, editing, reassigning either end, bulk creation.yesyes
Quick cablingA fast from · to entry that creates the cable straight away.yesyes
Device port viewFind a port, see what lands on it, create the cable from there.yesyes
MulticoreSeveral circuits in one loom, with consistent relabelling of the group.yesyes
PatchbayRenameable jacks, mults, normalling and a PDF drawing.yesyes
19 signal types with colour and codeFrom microphone to Dante to AES3, plus the signals you add yourself.yesyes
AdaptersApplied to a single port or a whole room, and counted in the bill of materials.yesyes
Importing a routing snapshotReads a saved routing configuration and brings it into the project, so the cabling stays consistent with what the DSP actually does.yesyes
Matrix panel: the signal pathDeclares the inputs, outputs and crosspoints of any matrix — DSP, mixer, router — whatever the brand, and carries it into the drawings and the deliverables.—yes
Dante preset importReads the Dante Controller file and derives the routing from it.yesyes
Cabling notesTechnical notes attached to cables, with a list and a PDF.yesyes
Wiring panel: drawing, matrix and table plannedThree ways of looking at the same cabling, including a printable orthogonal drawing on a grid.yesyes
Two-column patch panelTwo sets side by side; a cable made in two clicks, the way a DAW does it.yesyes
Conduits, backbones and routes
Conduit fillFill calculation with derating by cable count, citing NEC and EN 50174.yesyes
Automatic assignment of cables to conduitsDistributes cables following the drawing, and lets you freeze the assignments.yesyes
Conduit schedule in CSV and PDFA table of conduits with their cables, fill and route.yesyes
Backbones and risers between floorsRiser pairs, circuits stitched through the floors, a bill of materials for the backbone.—yes
Riser diagramA vertical riser diagram, in SVG and PDF.—yes
Dedicated rules for cable trays and trunkingFill and bend radius worked out with the rules for cable tray and trunking, which are not the rules for conduit.yesyes
Electrical systems and grounding
Project powerOutlets, power strips, sources and fused PDUs, assigned loads, A and B redundancy.yesyes
Power draw and PDU checksWatts and amps per rack, PDU rating, outlets still free.yesyes
Heat loadWatts dissipated and BTU/h per rack, with guidance on ventilation.yesyes
Electrical profile by countryThe standard, voltage and frequency for the site; NEC and IEC ampacity tables, with values declared "not available" where the tables do not exist.yesyes
Document for the electricianA handover sheet with what the electrical contractor needs.yesyes
GroundingNodes and bonds, bonding conductor size, checks on the graph and on the building reference; diagram in SVG and PDF.yesyes
Audio calculations
Low-impedance loudspeaker networksSeries, parallel and series-parallel across several branches, with a verdict against the amplifier's minimum impedance.yesyes
70 V and 100 V constant-voltage linesAdds up the tap settings in watts, compares them with the amplifier power and shows the headroom.yesyes
25 V linesHandled the same way as 70 V and 100 V.yesyes
Loss on the constant-voltage lineLoss in dB by length, conductor size and power, against a target threshold.yesyes
Power sharing between loudspeakersHow much power reaches each loudspeaker in the chosen topology.yesyes
Suggested configurationsProposes the series-parallel combinations the amplifier can drive.yesyes
Tap-offs with terminalsBranch tap-off points, each with its bill-of-materials entry.yesyes
Loudspeaker wiring diagramA dedicated drawing with branches, tap-offs and nodes.yesyes
AVIXA A102.01 coverage uniformity commissioningA report from values measured on site: band, measurement points, envelope, class and designation, as a signable PDF.—yes
AVIXA A102.01 coverage uniformity target plannedThe envelope predicted from the loudspeakers placed on the plan, with the class the design sets as its target.yesyes
Loss target for US emergency evacuation systems plannedA stricter threshold for emergency sound systems.—yes
Video
AVIXA V202.01 image size (DISCAS)Farthest and closest viewer, the compliant area, plan and section, and a verification sheet.—yes
AVIXA V201.01 contrast verificationChecks the contrast ratio of the image system.—yes
Network and audio over IP
Subnets and VLANsAn IP plan with DHCP pools, checks for overlaps and for static addresses sitting inside a pool.—yes
Automatic address assignmentA guided procedure starting from the convention you chose.—yes
Dante bandwidth calculatorChannels, sample rate, bit depth and link speed.—yes
Latency budgetConverters, buffers, switch hops and DSP by protocol, against the threshold for the room.—yes
Fibre optical budgetLoss by fibre type, connectors and splices, compared with the link budget.—yes
PoE budgetChecks the switch budget against the classes and the watts per port.—yes
Network topologyA network diagram that runs across every page of the project.—yes
HDBaseT, SMPTE 2110, NDI and SDVoE limitsChecks on the distance and bandwidth limits of networked video transports.—yes
Validation
89 checks on the projectFrom the unlabelled cable to the over-filled rack, from grounding split into islands to the overstuffed conduit; each one cites the standard it comes from.yesyes
Issues window with scopes and severitiesA list you can filter by area and severity, page issues kept apart from project issues, and a jump straight to the object.yesyes
Accepting a warning with a reasonYou take ownership of an issue by giving a reason, and it stays on the record.yesyes
Issue report in CSV, JSON and PDFThe list of problems comes out as CSV for the spreadsheet, JSON for other software and PDF to attach.yesyes
Choosing which rules runYou decide which checks are active.yesyes
Standards review, rule by ruleEvery check is re-read against the text of the standard it comes from, with the severity it deserves and the countries where it applies.yesyes
Recognising fibre cablesOptical fibre is recognised as such and gets the checks that apply to it, not the ones for copper.yesyes
Labelling
Automatic label generationCable labels are built from the convention you chose, and hand-written labels are left alone.yesyes
6 labelling conventionsAVIXA J-STD-710, TIA-606-C, Dante and AES67, live and broadcast, simple, plus one of your own built from placeholders.yesyes
Printable QR labelsA page ready to print for site.yesyes
CSV for professional label printersReady-made profiles for the main label printers.yesyes
Label conformity checkChecks the labels against the standard you chose.yesyes
Bill of materials, price lists and quotation
Bill of materialsFrames, equipment, accessories, cables, connectors, adapters and conduits; per page or one for the whole project, with quantities worked out automatically.yesyes
Scope and filters for the bill of materialsChoose which rooms to include and filter by section.yesyes
Hardware and mountingInstallation items linked to the products.—yes
Price listsImported from a file, with a price per item and a margin.—yes
QuotationTotals, labour, margin, a PDF to sign, and re-import of the signed quotation.—yes
Request for quotation to suppliersA price-request file.—yes
Tender bill of materialsThe bill of materials in specification form, in CSV, PDF and Markdown.—yes
SparesA percentage of spares on top of the quantities, with a warning if it is switched off.yesyes
Drawings and handover
Project drawingsCover sheet, index, block diagram, single-line diagram, network topology, loudspeaker wiring, rack front and rear, plan, cable schedule, conduit schedule, bill of materials, notes.yesyes
Sizes from A4 to A0Sharp vector PDF at every size, portrait and landscape.yesyes
Title block with a template libraryA CAD-style band or a compact box, with practice, logo, scale, revision and discipline; templates you can reuse across projects.yesyes
Multi-page drawing setOrder, duplicate, renumber and enable the drawings; an automatic index; one single PDF of everything.—yes
Installer's packThe working set for whoever installs it, in one archive with its own index.yesyes
Handover packAn archive with the drawing set and every attachment.—yes
Operation and maintenance manualGenerated from the project, in Markdown and PDF.—yes
Method statementA method document in Markdown and PDF.—yes
AVIXA F502.02 test planTests with status, measured values and notes.—yes
Punch list with photographsOutstanding items with evidence photos and a PDF.—yes
Acceptance certificateCriteria, signature and the certificate as a PDF.—yes
Warranties and renewal diaryExpiry dates for warranties, contracts and maintenance.—yes
AVIXA D401.01 classificationClassifies the project according to the standard.—yes
AVIXA D402.02 verification registerA per-system register with 160 entries, outcomes by phase and a PDF report.—yes
PDF layout with no text running overText is measured against the actual font and wrapped: in tables and data sheets it does not run outside the column.yesyes
Diagrams
System block diagramBuilt from the devices and the connections, with layout and graphic touch-ups.yesyes
Single-line functional diagramAlso as a tree, with no crossings.yesyes
Signal flow matrixPaths by signal type, exportable.yesyes
Grounding diagramNodes, bonds and conductor sizes.yesyes
Riser diagramVertical connections between floors.—yes
Loudspeaker wiring diagramBranches, tap-offs and nodes.yesyes
Catalogue and libraries
Product catalogueSearch by type, a tabbed product sheet, categories and sub-categories.yesyes
Your own products and librariesYour own cables, connectors, adapters and devices, starting from a copy of a catalogue product if you like.yesyes
Guided import with column mappingRecognises the columns in your file and offers import profiles you can save.yesyes
Find duplicatesTracks down duplicated products and devices.yesyes
Products frozen into the projectEvery project carries a copy of the products it uses: it stays readable even if the catalogue changes.yesyes
J-STD-710 standard symbolsThe official vocabulary with categories, mounting codes and symbols.yesyes
Libraries of plates and rack panelsTemplates with ports, grid and snapping, applied to the instances.yesyes
Software and licence catalogueSoftware with its licence type, assigned to project hosts and counted in the bill of materials.yesyes
Catalogue images in the packageProduct photographs are included in the installation: you can browse the catalogue with images offline as well.yesyes
The application
Works without the internetAll the work sits on your own disk. No account, no projects in the cloud.yesyes
macOS and WindowsSame version, same day.yesyes
Light and dark themesTwo complete themes, with colours meant for a whole day in front of the screen.yesyes
English interfaceThe software in English, and then in the other languages of this site.yesyes
Imperial units and US paper sizes plannedInches, degrees Fahrenheit, Letter and ANSI paper.yesyes
Audio, Pro and Viewer editionsThree editions with different feature sets.yesyes
Updates from inside the applicationChecks for and installs updates without downloading everything again.yesyes
A link to your own AI plannedThe assistant you already use reads the project's real data through an open standard.—yes
Multi-seat working and shared libraries plannedSeveral people on the same catalogue and the same practice libraries, each from their own seat.—yes
Links to other applications plannedData exchange with design and project-management software.—yes
The Viewer does not appear in this table: it opens projects read-only and exports the PDF, and has none of the working features listed here.

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