A searchable record of every panel your crew has touched

What is in that panel, what your team pulled last time, which gear was submitted and whether the address has had a service upgrade — answered from your own job records, each answer citing the document.

What your techs actually ask

Electrical answers lean hard on job history. The value is not looking up a part — it is that the tech who did the work three years ago wrote it down and nobody could find it until now.

QWhat did we pull for panel B at Riverside Dental?
APanel B — 42-circuit, 225A MLO, fed from the 400A main. Circuits 7/9/11 were re-fed to the new chiller on job #2288.
Source: Job #2288 · tech notes · ConnectWise
QWhat is the interrupting rating on the gear we installed there?
ASquare D QO load center, 22 kAIC series-rated with the upstream QOM2 main. Series combination is listed on the label.
Source: riverside-dental-gear-submittal.pdf · p.4
QHas 1440 Chestnut had a service upgrade?
AYes — 100A to 200A, completed 8 Aug 2023, job #3120. Permit closed 22 Aug 2023, inspection notes attached.
Source: Job #3120 · job history
QTransfer switch wiring for the Generac 22kW we service?
ARXSW200A3 — 200A service-rated ATS. Utility to N1/N2, generator to E1/E2, neutral bonded at the service only.
Source: generac-rxsw-installation-manual.pdf · p.17
QWhich contactor did we replace at the Fairfield pump house?
AAllen-Bradley 100-C43D10, replaced 14 Feb 2025. Coil failure, second one at that site in three years.
Source: Job #5501 · parts used

What an electrical answer is built from

Panel schedules and prior circuit work live in your technicians’ notes. FieldIQ makes that text answerable instead of archival.

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Job and ticket history
Prior visits by address, what was found, what was changed, and which tech wrote it — including free-text notes.
Gear submittals and cut sheets
Upload the submittal package and the ratings, series combinations and part numbers become searchable.
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Parts and materials used
What actually went in, so a repeat failure at one site is visible instead of being rediscovered.
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Manufacturer documentation
Install and wiring manuals for the equipment models found in your records, plus your own uploads.

What FieldIQ will not do

FieldIQ does not include the NEC. There is no bundled NFPA 70, no state amendment set, and it will not tell you what code requires — reproducing a licensed code book is not something we can legally do. If your team needs the NEC searchable, upload your licensed copy and FieldIQ will index it for your workspace. Answers about ampacity, sizing or clearance come from manufacturer documentation and your own records, and the licensed electrician on site is the one who signs off.

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