How BPMS supports this workflow
HPXML is most reliable when source information is structured before an export is created. BPMS keeps audit inputs tied to the property, systems, assemblies, measurements, and supporting evidence so mappings can be reviewed rather than hidden inside a one-time conversion.
The workflow supports preflight checks, normalized data models, XML generation, retained export records, and human review. Program-specific validation and external API rules can then be applied without treating an XML file alone as proof of program acceptance or certification.
Platform capabilities
- Normalized building and system data mapped to HPXML structures
- Schema-aware required-field, type, and value checks
- Readable XML preview and retained export versions
- Traceability from HPXML elements back to audit inputs
- Program-specific validation and integration support
Typical workflow
- Step 1
Capture normalized audit data
- Step 2
Map records to HPXML elements
- Step 3
Validate and review the XML
- Step 4
Export or submit to the authorized destination
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