Next-generation AI Empowering Rapid Building Facilities Optimization for Unprecedented Efficiency and Automation
Transform your buildings with AI-powered facilities intelligence. Our IoT innovations and machine learning technology offer data analytics for intelligent insights that drive energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint. Take action on energy efficiency and carbon emission reduction to meet your ESG goals and reduce overall costs.
Leverage AI for predictive maintenance programs and optimize equipment performance to minimize downtime with improved accuracy, faster decision-making, better problem-solving, and enhanced adaptability.
Join us in creating a more interconnected, sustainable world with smart buildings and connected machines.
Visibility
Optimization
Flexibility
Building View™
Streamline and consolidate your building systems into one view to prioritize work, save time and energy
Demand Manager™
Adjust HVAC, and refrigeration systems across defined zones and subsystems; react and change pre-set conditions
Carbon Manager™
View Scope 2 emissions at-a-glance; leverage carbon reporting data at the asset level to compare against industry benchmarks
Alarm Manager™
Keep track of alarm and events systems; identify threats; consolidate alarm management
Command Manager™
Command Across Multiple Sites & Access Types; Create/Edit Rules to Prevent Errors & Streamline Changes; Sort/Select Locations w/ Multiple Parameters
Schedule Manager™
Mass schedule changes for multiple locations across control systems; Enterprise Scalability; Direct Schedule Feed/Schedule Uploads
Reduce up to 10% of your utility bill expenses
Intelligently manage energy demand across commercial building portfolios from one, seamless, integrated tool.
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