BeckTV introduces BeckFlow, a web-based schematic documentation platform

BeckTV, a systems integrator for the broadcast industry, is launching BeckFlow, a web-based schematic documentation platform, at the 2026 NAB Show in Las Vegas. The platform is designed specifically for the media and entertainment technology industry to generate broadcast facility drawings automatically from structured engineering data.

BeckFlow uses standardized BeckTV data templates to produce schematic diagrams without the need for traditional computer-aided design workflows. The platform aims to reduce manual drafting time, improve documentation accuracy, and keep facility drawings synchronized with system designs.

The platform will be demonstrated at booth C3835 during the NAB Show, which runs from April 18 to 22, 2026. Matt Weiss, vice president of business development at BeckTV, said the company plans to show how broadcasters can streamline infrastructure documentation and make schematics more accessible.

In the past year, BeckTV has been involved in new builds and upgrades for organizations including Huskervision at the University of Nebraska, WVUE in New Orleans, IMS Productions and Indy Car, NC State University in Raleigh, M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, and WINK-TV in Fort Myers, Florida.

BeckTV’s portfolio includes broadcast and network television stations, cable and satellite facilities, network operations centers, sports and mobile trucks, professional and collegiate stadiums, and houses of worship. The company works with a range of technologies from traditional baseband video systems to SMPTE ST 2110 implementations.

At the NAB Show, BeckTV engineers will be available to discuss fully integrated solutions, including capital and operational expenditure considerations, cloud-based workflows, remote production strategies, and approaches to building or upgrading broadcast facilities.