Connect the speakers. Plan the amplification.
Group speakers into audio zones. See the zones and speaker counts together, so you can work out the amplifier channels your project needs.
Speaker connections · Audio zones · Channel planningBlueprint markup for low voltage teams
For your team and clients.
Your icons are ready. Just place them on your blueprint, organize your systems, and share the plan with clients and your team. A clear starting point for your proposal, too.

One library. 16 system categories.
From lighting and access control to networks, shades, and AV. Find the symbols you use, place them on your blueprint, and give your team a consistent plan.
One shared set of symbols for your whole team.Scroll to explore ↓
Designed around your work
Start with a complete surround layout. Adjust it to the room, without placing every speaker from scratch.
5.1 · 7.1 · 7.2 · 5.2.4You place it. The plan takes shape.
Stay focused on the design. The details that make it useful come together as you work.
Devices number as you place them.
See the equipment you need, grouped by system.
Set a known distance to estimate sizes on the blueprint.
The details, made simple.
Group speakers into audio zones. See the zones and speaker counts together, so you can work out the amplifier channels your project needs.
Speaker connections · Audio zones · Channel planningChoose a camera type, place it, and aim it on the blueprint. See the direction and coverage as you plan.
Turret · Dome · 360° · 180° · PTZ · LPRDraw treatments on your scaled plan and estimate their sizes. See single shades, double shades, drapery, and corner draperies in one place.
Plan-based estimates · Confirm dimensions on siteKeep a device label where it’s easy to read. Use its pointer to show the technician precisely where the device belongs.
Readable labels · Clear installation pointsFrom planning to progress
Mark devices as to do, done, or blocked, right on the plan. Keep your team focused on what’s next, even when the project gets complex.
Clear at every handoff
Share a polished, read-only plan with a cover, equipment legend, and every floor. Explore a shared plan to see exactly what they see.
Walk clients through the design. Give technicians the device locations and system details they need on site.
PDFs include a QR code. Scan it to open the shared plan and check for the latest published updates.

Less time explaining. More time building.