Turn a job description into a verified AV equipment list
Describe a low-voltage or AV job in plain English. Asseliq searches the manufacturer's own website, checks that every model number and link is real, runs the design checks, and hands back an equipment list with the reasoning attached — grouped by system, with an explicit list of what's missing.
No card required. 10 equipment lists a week while in beta.
Every part number is checked before you see it
The problem with asking software to specify products is that it invents plausible-looking model numbers. The first thing an experienced integrator does with a generated spec is look a part up — so one fake model costs you the tool.
Asseliq fetches every candidate product page and drops anything that doesn't come back. That check is a required step in the pipeline, not an optional one, and the rejected candidates are shown to you.
| Model | Result |
|---|---|
CEN-IO-RY-104 | found — kept |
CP4-R | found — kept |
DM-NAX-4ZSA-50 | found — kept |
CEN-IO-RY-999 | not found — dropped |
CP9-FAKE | not found — dropped |
The last two model numbers are invented. They're dropped automatically.
What comes back
- Grouped by system — control, audio, video and network as separate systems, with quantities and the zone each part serves.
- A real link per line — to the manufacturer's product page, checked on the run that produced it.
- Design checks — relay counts, PoE budget, amplifier zones and speaker impedance, checked against the published specs.
- What's missing — named explicitly, including the equipment this manufacturer doesn't make.
- Discontinued products flagged before you quote them.
What it doesn't do
Stated plainly, because assuming otherwise is expensive.
- No pricing. Dealer pricing sits behind a manufacturer login, and a guessed price is worse than none.
- No cable, conduit, racks or labour. Those are named as excluded, not quietly omitted.
- Not a substitute for your own review. It's a first pass that shows its reasoning so you can check it.
Manufacturers
Crestron today. The vendor layer is deliberately pluggable, so more follow.
Try it on a job you've already quoted
That's the honest test: describe a job you know the answer to, and see whether the list matches what you specified.