From PDU's to switchboards:
Handover electrical systems ready for testing - without the paperwork burden
It provides a faster way to track equipment, complete QA/QC tasks, and demonstrate compliance with the demanding commissioning requirements of data center projects.
The result: less time wasted and smoother handovers.
Commissioning software trusted by electrical suppliers globally
Here's how our commissioning software works
Commissioning in data centers places unique pressure on electrical subcontractors
You need to:
- Deliver vital infrastructure such as switchboards, PDUs, cabling, racks, and backup generators to strict specifications.
- Support Level 3 testing - and in many cases Level 4 integrated tests.
- Produce clear documentation for the GC and commissioning consultant.
Relying on spreadsheets and emails to manage this complexity leads to errors and delays. Missed terminations, incomplete insulation records, or unclear reporting can quickly reduce profitability.
Commissioning, simplified for the Electrical Contractor
We understand the situation - the CxA is moving forward with an aggressive schedule, Level 3 testing is around the corner, yet access or power-on isn't always ready.
CxPlanner makes it easier. Upload a single PDF with your single-line diagram, and the platform automatically identifies all equipment tags and sets up a testing plan within minutes.
When testing begins, you're fully supported. Every checklist is preloaded, and if something is missing, CxAI generates it instantly. There's no more time wasted drafting test scripts.
Less admin, more delivery. CxPlanner generates reports automatically, so you don't have to.
Built and tested by Cx professionals
and used on 100's of electrical projects
and used on 100's of electrical projects
Optimized for electrical systems on data center projects
Why Electrical Contractors Prefer CxPlanner
- Quick to use.
Simple interface designed for on-site work - no training needed. - Less admin overhead.
Test scripts and reporting are automated, saving hours on every project. - Stay compliant.
Ensure documentation meets project standards and hand over the right the first time.
How It Works
Set up your project in minutes with quick guides
Kick off with templates designed for data center projects. Scope, test levels, and documentation are structured from the start.
Register electrical systems on-site or just select a drawing
From PDUs and cabling to racks and backup generators - everything is logged directly via mobile. Nothing gets misplaced and all assets are tracked in real time.
Run QA/QC and commissioning activities with preloaded checklists
Checklists are already aligned with project standards - covering insulation tests, cable terminations, and Level 4 integrated testing.
Track status & close out issues live with real-time updates
Defects or failed tests are captured immediately, assigned to the right team, and followed up until resolved. Progress is visible to the GC and Cx consultant at all times.
Produce reports and hand over seamlessly with QR codes
Professional, structured reports are generated automatically, giving you complete records without the late-night PowerPoint marathons.
Start working faster today. Less admin, more work.
Be up and running with CxPlanner within 1 hour. Book a guided demo and onboarding call with our team.
Commissioning software
built by Cx professionals
Thomas T. Jarloev, CEO and founder of CxPlanner, is a commissioning professional with more than 15 years of experience in the field.
He holds multiple commissioning certifications including CxAP, CxM, and QCxP from the University of Wisconsin Madison. Thomas is also the first individual within the EU to achieve both the CxM and CxAP certifications.
Thomas is also the author to international book about commissioning, "A Practical Guide to Commissioning".
The core mindset of CxPlanner is to provide a easy, practical and super-fast commissioning software platform, where the Cx-team can use their time on actually performing commissioning instead of pushing papers or managing the software.
