Gap analysis
< 1 week
not 12 weeks
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Utilities Auto Designed POCs Auto Assigned
FacilityConnect turns scattered fab utility data into one live system of record — then uses it to auto-design the tool hookup.
36 / 36 components · 6 types
Utility types
6 of 6Created by
4 of 4Re-run
1 day
when the layout changes
Panels
792→534
on a large European fab
Cable
20 km
less, on the same fab
01 · The problem
Every fab runs on hundreds of thousands of utility connections — and nobody fully trusts the data.
Power, gases, chemicals, water, exhaust. The data behind each connection lives in vendor PDFs, tool utility matrices, drawings and spreadsheets — scattered, inconsistent, and stale the moment a tool moves.
Owners pay for that twice: in rework when they freeze too early, and in wasted capital when they over-build to be safe.
Live data model synchronized across your team
One live system of record for every utility connection in your fab.
It reads in layouts, tool utility matrices and vendor schematics and locates connection points automatically — then tracks every connection: what's assigned, what's free, and how much capacity is left on every panel, lateral and cabinet.
Tool install and base build work from the same plan, and every change goes through a controlled process — so the record stays one everyone can trust.
Inside FacilityConnect
The Optimizer
Once your data is clean and connected, you can automate the design. The Optimizer takes the layout and your engineering spec and assigns every tool to a compliant connection — mechanical and electrical — minimizing panels, cable, or whatever matters most to you.
02 · Integrations
Keep your network architecture in step with FacilityConnect.
MCP server · synchronize
The architecture you already maintain, synchronized.
FacilityConnect speaks MCP, so an AI assistant can read the living model and load into it directly. The network architecture you keep in your analysis tools syncs across without a hand-built exporter — and stays in step as it changes.
- EasyPower tested
- SKM tested
- PipeFlow tested
- Custom Excel logic tested
How the sync holds up once you are live — preview-first loads, atomic writes, your own permissions — is covered on the migration page, with the full tool surface in the FacilityConnect MCP server.
03 · How it works
Capture, Control, and Optimize.
— 01
Capture
Messy inputs become structured data. FacilityConnect reads in layouts, tool utility matrices and vendor schematics and locates connection points automatically.
— 02
Control
A live record of capacity: every connection assigned or free, and the headroom left on every panel, lateral and cabinet. Tool install and base build share one plan, and every change goes through a controlled process.
— 03
Optimize
Clean data drives auto-design. The Optimizer assigns every tool to a compliant connection against your engineering spec — minimizing panels, cable, or whatever matters most to you.
— 04
Prove
A gap analysis that normally takes 12 weeks takes under a week — and reruns in a day when the layout changes. On a large European fab: 792 panels down to 534, with 20 km less cable.
Your engineers run this loop themselves.
FacilityConnect is fully functional and everything works out of the box. You load the tool layout and the utility demands, run the Optimizer, and get the sized mechanical and electrical distribution back — with the living model behind it. No need for our engineers to manage it.
100% SaaS. Your engineers can run FacilityConnect themselves.
04 · Where we fit
From first tool spec to hook-up — on one model.
Phase 01
Process & technology development
As the tool set and its facility requirements take shape, we capture them as reusable tool templates in the living model.
Phase 02
Base build
We model the supply side, the capacity pools and diversity, and profile load over time. The Optimizer can set the utility basis of design here — before the layout exists.
Phase 03
Layout stabilizes
The payoff: the Optimizer re-runs in detail — siting and sizing every system and piece of equipment in the distribution, mechanical and electrical.
Phase 04
Install & hook-up
The connections are the record of what gets built; changes stay tracked and auditable.
Underneath all four: one living model — so nothing has to be frozen early to protect what comes next.
05 · Let's talk
Bring your layout and demands. Run the optimized distribution yourself.
If you're delivering a large-facility build and you're tired of designs that go stale the moment a tool moves, we'd like to hear from you.