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ioFM for facility management: now available in the Autodesk App Store

ioFM for facility management: now available in the Autodesk App Store

NEWS: We're excited to announce that ioFM, our BIM solution for Facility Management, is LIVE in the Autodesk App Store now.

🏗️ The pain points we're solving together with Autodesk:
→ Heavy BIM models that are overkill for everyday FM tasks
→ Scattered documentation across legacy systems
→ No spatial context for issue tracking across large portfolios
→ Difficulty scaling FM processes from a single building to hundreds of sites

💡 We solve these pain points by:
→ Sync your facility models and building information between ioFM and Autodesk Docs
→ Import rooms, levels, and buildings into Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) as a location
→ Create assets in ioFM based on an imported 3D scan and upload these assets to ACC
→ Create and update Autodesk Build Issues directly from ioFM

Whether you manage a university campus, hospital, or industrial complex — ioFM turns your existing floor plans, point clouds, or even hand-drawn sketches into actionable FM data connected to Autodesk Construction Cloud.

➡️  Learn more: https://iolabs.ch/en/iofm/
➡️  Link to the App Store: https://lnkd.in/dnm6jVna

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