01 — DRAW
Put the system on the page.
Place devices, connect ports, and shape signal paths with snapping, alignment guides, and editable wire waypoints.
- Multi-page projects
- Layers and print frames
- Undo, redo, and keyboard shortcuts
From the first device to the last signal path.
Design AV and low-voltage systems in a workspace
that speaks your language.
Browser-based. Purpose-built. Ready for the details.
Commercial AV
Structured cabling
Security & access
Network topology
01 / YOUR WORKSPACE
Devices, ports, and connections belong together.
Keep the details in the drawing, where they make sense.
01 — DRAW
Place devices, connect ports, and shape signal paths with snapping, alignment guides, and editable wire waypoints.
02 — DEFINE
Build an organization-owned device library. Define inputs, outputs, and connection types that match the equipment you specify.
03 — CONNECT
Keep cable numbers, port details, and signal paths connected. Use pin tags to simplify a busy page without losing the connection.
02 / MANY SYSTEMS. ONE LANGUAGE.
For the engineers, designers, and integrators who turn a collection of equipment into a system that works.
Map presentation sources, DSPs, amplifiers, speakers, and displays. Follow the signal from input to output.
Document patch panels, endpoints, and the connections between them. Keep cable labels tied to the drawing.
Lay out camera, recorder, reader, and controller schematics with custom devices and clearly defined ports.
Connect switches, access points, and networked equipment in a diagram your project team can follow.
03 / FROM IDEA TO SIGNAL PATH
Open your browser and get the first device on the page. Refine the details as the system takes shape.
Get into the workspaceCreate a project and organize drawing pages by room, system, or scope.
Bring in catalog devices, define their ports, and connect the system. Adjust labels and wire paths as you go.
Save your drawing with its devices, connections, and cable information ready for the next revision.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
We’re building toward a connected design-to-quote workflow, with the system drawing at its center.
Where SignalPlan is todayThe foundation of the current workspace.
Work on the same drawing, together.
Turn the design into the project’s next steps.
A FEW MORE DETAILS
AV and low-voltage engineers, system designers, and integrators who need to document devices and signal connections. It supports schematic workflows for commercial AV, structured cabling, CCTV, access control, and networking.
The workspace runs in your browser. You don’t need a desktop CAD installation to create projects, place devices, or connect ports. An internet connection is required to sign in and save your work.
Yes. Your organization can create catalog devices and define their ports. Use the custom device editor to match the equipment you specify, then reuse those devices across your drawings.
SignalPlan focuses on system schematics and signal-flow diagrams. It does not provide DWG editing, architectural floor-plan CAD, BIM/Revit integration, or automated cable routing. Cable lengths are entered manually rather than measured from a scaled floor plan.
The current workspace focuses on system drawings and equipment catalogs. Real-time multiuser editing, drawing-derived bills of materials, and customer quotes are planned features and are not available yet.
Launch pricing and plan limits have not been announced. The workspace sign-in is available through the Open SignalPlan links on this site.
YOUR NEXT SYSTEM STARTS HERE
Your equipment. Your signal paths. One considered design.
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