Condoit provides a mobile-first platform that enables electrical firms to conduct electrical infrastructure assessments, design, and analysis remotely and collaboratively during bid and project stages. Electricians use its iOS and Android app to capture photos, conduct site walks, and remotely log data, aiming to streamline field processes and reduce labor costs. The product is positioned as an electrician-first tool to save time and improve accuracy for contractors of any size. Condoit launched out of the TechStars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator in 2020 and was founded by former commercial electrician Ian Hoppe. The company is based in Birmingham, AL. It plans to use new funding to accelerate product development, expand a national sales team, and enhance customer support and success to meet market demand. Con.doit (Arges, Inc.) is a Birmingham-based software company that maps, monitors performance, and predicts potential failures in commercial building electrical systems. Its core product is the Electrical System Record (ESR), a platform that consolidates electrical equipment records, system efficiency, safety and reliability into a digital dashboard. The ESR comprises a Collection Module, IoT Module, Failure Prediction System, Efficiency Modeling Module, and a System Analysis and Dashboard. Con.doit's offerings can be broken into electrical system mapping and monitoring, and the platform supports third-party design, insurance, and maintenance plug-ins for deeper integration. The company was founded by CEO Ian Hoppe and CTO Jim Crapia; Hoppe brings commercial and industrial electrical contracting and engineering design experience, while Crapia has 29 years as a software engineer/architect. Con.doit recently graduated from the inaugural Techstars Alabama Energy Tech Accelerator cohort and is targeting electrical engineering firms, commercial property owners, and property managers as customers.

Total raised

$5M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Seed

Latest activity

Apr 2024