Floor Plans
One current floor plan per building — PDF, DWG, and Revit on any device. Every revision preserved underneath.
Explore Floor Plans →Floor plans, building data, permits, and compliance records live in different places today. Ruya puts them in one — organized by building, open on any phone.
Built only for hospitals. Priced per building, not per seat.
They'll ask for four things. Here's how each one gets answered — from a phone, standing in the hallway.
Open the building, tap the floor. The Maintained Active Set is the one current floor plan — not the newest email attachment.
The Above Ceiling permit is on the building record — issued, signed, photographed, ICRA level attached.
Every ITM event lives on the asset. 2023, 2024, 2025 — one unbroken K-tag chain, no binder hunt.
Tap the vendor. COI, expiration date, and every asset they've touched in this building.
Four asks. One building record. Zero binder hunts.
See it with your own floor plansThe floor plan that lives in an email. The room data in a spreadsheet. The permit in a binder. Each one gets a permanent home in the building it describes — and that's the whole system.

The building record works the same on a phone in the hallway as on a desktop in the office — and everyone who touches the building gets exactly the view they need.
Deployed and evaluated across multi-campus health systems.
One current floor plan per building — PDF, DWG, and Revit on any device. Every revision preserved underneath.
Explore Floor Plans →Every room's details — cost center, air pressure, ICRA level, smoke compartment — tied to the floor plan.
Explore Building Data →All 11 hospital construction permits with timestamped sign-offs, photos, and inspections — filed per building.
Explore Permits →Every inspection, repair, and vendor visit filed to its NFPA, CMS, and JC reference as the work happens. Survey-ready by default.
Explore Compliance →Most facility software was built for offices and factories, then sold to hospitals. Ruya started in the hospital.
It means every artifact — floor plan, permit, asset, work order, vendor record, ITM event, project file — lives on the building it belongs to, not on the user who created it or the project it came from. When a facility director rotates to a new campus, they open the building and see what they need. When a surveyor asks for the current life-safety floor plan, the answer is one click.
Multi-campus health systems. The primary buyer is the VP or System Director of Facilities & Construction. The day-to-day operator is the Hospital Facilities Director. The compliance signer is the Hospital Compliance Officer. The field user is whoever opens the building on a phone — including external GCs, architects, life-safety consultants, biomed contractors, inspectors, and surveyors.
Per building, not per seat. Every GC, architect, inspector, surveyor, and vendor you grant access to is included in the building's price. As your GC bench grows, your software bill doesn't.
Through a secure external portal scoped to the specific buildings and tasks they're contracted for. No hospital network account. No IT ticket. No CAD seat.
Yes. Onboarding includes organizing, fixing, and uploading your floor plans — with in-person surveys and CAD updates when needed. You hit the ground running.
No. Ruya was built for facilities teams, not IT departments. No network integration, no VPN, no CAD seats — if your team can use email and a phone, they can use Ruya.
Most health systems consolidate. Ruya is one platform where the floor plan, the permit, the asset, the work order, the vendor record, the project file, and the audit binder are organized by the building they belong to. Where customers retain legacy systems for niche use cases, Ruya integrates via the asset record.
Bring your own floor plans — we'll load one of your buildings and walk through it live. Twenty minutes, with the founder — not a sales rep.
— Rashad Mujeebuddin, Founder, Ruya
On your schedule — no prep needed.