InstallPath is the single source of truth for broadcast and AV install crews. Pull wire-lists straight from CAD, sign off candidates, dispatch work, track every cable from cut to dressed — and chat with the team while you do it.
Every cable in your drawing, every revision, every install stage — filterable, diff-aware, and updated by the people pulling cable in real time.
Filter by signal type, tech area, source rack, destination rack, or install status. See exactly what's been added, modified, or deleted since the last revision.
Click a row in the cables table and the full cable detail panel slides in — signal-flow card, the 8-stage install workflow, every property, every revision, every comment, every uploaded photo. One scroll, one cable, every signal.
Comment threads live on each cable. Tag a note as Issue, Eng. Hold, or Blocker, attach photos of the path, and mark resolved when it's fixed. The whole revision history is right there alongside it.
Our HS-EXPORT-WIRELIST CAD plug-in plus our PDF/Vision-LLM auditor pull every candidate cable from your drawings — then queue them up for an engineer to accept, edit, or reject before anything hits the live table.
_extraction_runs until you sign offFrom cut to dressed, every stage is tracked per cable, per installer, per lead team. PMs see the funnel; leads see their crew; installers see exactly what's next on their list.
Select cables in the table, hit "new work order," and a dispatchable ticket drops onto your installer's queue — with assignee, due date, priority, and the exact subset of cables it covers.
Account managers invite users; pending users don't consume a seat until they sign in. Role permissions are baked in — engineers can edit drawings, installers can update their own stages, field supervisors approve, PMs see everything.
No more screenshot-pasting into a separate messenger. Project chat is right there, with @mentions, drawing references, cable tags, and a shared timeline — so the context never leaves the install.
Walk through a live wire-list with us. We'll bring the demo data; you bring the messiest drawing on your desk.