Panel schedules
DraftCore intends to coordinate circuit data, loads, descriptions, protection, conductors, and panel information. Planned, not built.
Nothing on this page ships. The DraftCore platform is in development, and every capability described below is something DraftCore intends to build. The product you can use today is SIFDR.
DraftCore is being built to identify spaces, objects, devices, and relationships within drawings, and to create a structured project model for downstream engineering workflows. None of this is available today.
IF occupancy = "office" AND area > 10000 THEN apply: demand_factor_table lighting_load_rule feeder_sizing_rule validation_profile
The platform is intended to use configurable formulas, tables, code and edition standards, and edition-aware rule profiles so that recommendations would remain explainable and reviewable. It is not built.
None of the three below exists. They describe the intended end of the roadmap, and they are not attributed to SIFDR.
DraftCore intends to coordinate circuit data, loads, descriptions, protection, conductors, and panel information. Planned, not built.
DraftCore intends to build distribution diagrams tied to panel and feeder relationships. Planned, not built.
DraftCore intends to support coordinated CAD deliverables and engineering-ready documentation. Planned, not built.
DraftCore is intended to show what was recognized, which rules were applied, what assumptions were made, and where professional review is required. That is the design intent for the platform. The review posture — your engineer sees the result and decides — is already how SIFDR works today.
This page is the direction. SIFDR is the part you can use now — drawing cleanup, RCP grid creation, RCP cleanup, and revision re-runs. It reads and writes DWG and DXF.