SAM IS® - Building Module

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Building Module

The SAM IS® Building module can be used to inventory buildings and monitor work completed on buildings. Tracking capital improvements and documentation for municipality-maintained buildings aids future analysis needs, including infrastructure and cost estimations.

Rather than answering a question by searching through files or past contract or purchase orders for services, SAM IS® allows users to find a building’s work history simply by clicking on the asset location. The user can interact with the GIS map to review the site information such as plans, contracts, photos, and condition assessment. Building attributes may include location, building name, parcel identifier, historical data, capital improvement data, and other attributes as requested by the customer.

As a SAM IS® standard, the Building module accommodates a customer’s existing building inventory data, and permits adding new locations within the SAM IS® viewer. The SAM IS® dashboard contains and displays useful reference data, while configurable queries and reports for building data help plan and budget for future capital improvements.

Building Module Features and Benefits

Identify needs and issues with buildings, shedding light on the proper maintenance of the building and ensuring work is complete. This also gives access to the building history to search many aspects like contractor, cost, and date.
Manage municipal buildings from multiple locations with a single data source, resulting in multiple site information residing in a single location, instead of at the respective buildings.
Upload your comprehensive data to the site, such as design documents, plans, photos, work orders, plats, and other formats, serving as a comprehensive information management system. A single source results in data accessibility for the user with the click of a button, rather than searching in remote cabinets.
Better budget for capital improvements by knowing the comprehensive work history. Seeing the work history uncovers the useful life remaining for an asset characteristic during the budget planning process.
Visualize the data and decisions both in tabular format, as well as on a map. This helps ensure the data’s validity and understanding of trends for buildings spatially. Then, share data through reports and maps that are available to print or digital export, making the information more broadly available.

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Building Module

Building Module Features and Benefits

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