ESS and telecom

Clear ESS and telecom documentation for coordinated delivery.

Craftify prepares disciplined drawing packages for electronic security and telecom systems, helping integrators communicate device locations, pathways, mounting requirements and connectivity across the project team.

Why Craftify

Documentation that connects system intent to the site.

Security and telecom systems touch architecture, electrical services, doors, ceilings, millwork and network infrastructure. Clear documentation is essential for installers and for coordination with the disciplines that provide power, pathways, backing and access.

We develop drawings from approved design inputs and the latest project backgrounds. Device tags, mounting notes, door references, cable routes and riser relationships are organized so the information can be reviewed efficiently and used confidently during installation.

Where source information is incomplete—such as a missing door condition, power requirement or device mounting location—we record the question for the responsible designer rather than assuming a solution.

Clear coordinationMake security and telecom requirements easier for other disciplines to review.
Installation clarityCommunicate locations, heights, pathways and device relationships.
Controlled updatesMaintain consistency as door, ceiling and background information changes.

Typical deliverables

What we can produce.

The exact drawing and model package is defined around your standards, project stage and approved technical inputs.

01

CCTV layouts

Camera locations, identifiers, coverage intent references and mounting notes.

02

Access-control plans

Readers, door contacts, request-to-exit devices and associated door references.

03

Door details

Enlarged documentation showing approved device positions and interfaces.

04

Telecom layouts

Data outlets, wireless access points, racks and relevant pathway information.

05

Riser diagrams

System relationships between floors, rooms, panels, racks and network locations.

06

Device schedules

Coordinated identifiers and information aligned with the approved equipment scope.

Working method

A controlled four-step workflow.

Define

We confirm systems, drawing responsibility, backgrounds, standards and issue requirements.

Draft

We place and document approved devices, pathways, notes, schedules and references.

Coordinate

We compare the documentation with doors, ceilings, power, network and architectural conditions.

Revise

We apply consolidated review comments and issue the required CAD, BIM or PDF deliverables.

Common project types

  • Corporate and commercial interiors
  • Education and campus facilities
  • Hospitality environments
  • Multi-floor office programs
  • Technology and equipment rooms

Helpful inputs from your team

  • Approved device design and equipment schedules
  • Door, hardware and architectural information
  • Electrical and network requirements
  • CAD or BIM standards
  • Mounting heights and installation criteria

Frequently asked questions

Before we start.

Which ESS systems can you document?

Typical scopes include CCTV, access control, security devices and related riser, pathway and schedule documentation based on approved engineering inputs.

Can ESS and telecom be coordinated in Revit?

Yes. When Revit backgrounds and suitable family information are available, these systems can be modeled and documented within the agreed BIM scope.

Do you design camera coverage or access-control logic?

Our standard service focuses on drafting approved engineering intent. Design calculations, system logic and final device selection remain with the responsible security or telecom designer unless separately agreed.

Can you update drawings after architectural changes?

Yes. We can revise plans, details and schedules against updated backgrounds when the changes and required revision scope are clearly identified.

Pilot project

Start with one defined deliverable.

Share the scope, available backgrounds and required issue date. We will review the information and respond with the proposed approach, fee and turnaround.

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