For building engineers
The building should remember, not you.
Rosters in a spreadsheet, history in a binder, and intervals in someone's head. When that person leaves, the building forgets. Domana keeps the record with the building.
The roster is the record
Every unit gets a slot — RTU-3, Boiler 2, the backflow on the west riser. Findings bind to the slot, not to a note someone wrote. Counts stay honest even when the paperwork disagrees.
Service history that outlives you
The belt someone flagged two winters ago is still on the record. When you take over a building, you inherit what actually happened, not a binder and a shrug.
Intervals tracked per unit
Manufacturer schedules, code intervals, and inspection dates tied to the specific equipment they apply to — not to a shared calendar nobody opens.
Upload the drawings, get the roster
Feed it an MEP set or an inspection report. Domana extracts the equipment, the models and serials, what they serve and where, and builds the roster from the document.
Coordination
Contractors text the building.
The property has its own number. A contractor asks what filter the unit takes and gets the spec back with the photo from the last service. They send an invoice and it reconciles against the open job. They note something worn and it lands on the equipment record permanently. Nothing goes out without your approval, and unknown numbers get no response at all.
Start with the drawings you already have.
Upload an MEP set or an inspection report and see what comes back.
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