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Less spreadsheet. More design.

For lighting specifiers: turn product selections and cut-sheet data into lighting schedules, review changes with your team and agents, and issue project packages from one workspace.

Over 20,000 products specified across 900 projects since inception.

“Sourcery streamlines the process, providing management tools for easy development of specs and administration of a project from start to finish. Having everything in one place saves time and allows for more creativity.”
Kelly Roberts · Primary Arc Design

Manufacturers meeting specifiers where decisions are made.

  • Above All Lighting
  • Acuity Brands
  • ALW
  • Axis Lighting
  • Barbican
  • Beta Calco
  • BJ Take Lighting
  • B-K Lighting
  • Borealux
  • Canolight
  • Cooledge Lighting
  • Deltalight
  • Feelux
  • Flexalighting
  • i2 Systems
  • iGuzzini
  • Insight Lighting
  • Landscape Forms
  • LEDFlex
  • Lightheaded
  • Liteline
  • Lumenpulse
  • Lumentruss
  • Lumenwerx
  • Luminii
  • Luminos Global
  • MP Lighting
  • New Star Lighting
  • Pure Edge
  • Sistemalux
  • Technilum
  • Vistosi

Firms trading spreadsheets for more design time.

  • 1Lux
  • Buro Happold
  • Chromatic
  • Dark Light Design
  • Dark Tools
  • DHS Lighting Design
  • Electrolight
  • HH Angus
  • LEO A DALY
  • Lux et Veritas
  • MCW
  • Newcomb Boyd
  • Primary Arc
  • WeLight

Find. Build. Share.

From a product shortlist to a schedule your project team can review and use.

Build a shortlist you can reuse

Search product records, identify manufacturer-verified data and group your selections into shareable collections.

Walkthroughs
Autodesk Revit

Take your lighting schedule into Revit.

Retyping fixture data into a model separates the lighting schedule from the work around it. Bring project data from Sourcery into your Revit model and populate luminaire schedules using fixture types and attributes.

Explore BIM workflows

Keep the familiar grid. Connect the work around it.

Excel supports flexible schedules, collaboration and AI tools. Sourcery connects the schedule to reusable lighting-product records and project packages, while retaining spreadsheet import and Excel export.

  • Product dataTypical spreadsheet workflow: Cut-sheet data typed or pasted into each project.Sourcery: Searchable, reusable product records with manufacturer verification.
  • CollaborationTypical spreadsheet workflow: Shared workbooks, comments and version history.Sourcery: Work with your team, agents and manufacturers in a schedule with change history. Reuse shared live templates across projects, with custom field types and dropdowns.
  • AI helpTypical spreadsheet workflow: General-purpose help with spreadsheet content.Sourcery: Lighting-aware AI with a custom knowledge base and lighting-industry expertise—not general-purpose assistance.
  • Import and exportTypical spreadsheet workflow: A familiar schedule format.Sourcery: Import spreadsheets and create Excel files, cut-sheet packages, tables or custom single-page presentation views. Bring schedule data into Revit.

One way to spec. Every team, every office.

Give designers a shared starting point for product selections, schedule fields and project templates.

  • Start from your standard.

    Use shared product knowledge and project templates as the starting point for your team’s specifications.

  • Keep fields consistent.

    Reuse field formats and dropdowns so project schedules follow a familiar structure.

  • Work across offices.

    Collaborate in a shared workspace rather than keeping product knowledge in separate office files.

Trusted manufacturers, verified data.

Search an evolving catalog of products added by agents and manufacturers. Verified badges show data that comes directly from manufacturers, and you can follow products and contributors to stay updated.

For manufacturers

Put your next schedule in Sourcery.

Try it on a real project, or walk through Sourcery with the team. Plans for solo designers, studios and firms.