Multi-protocol gateway
Connects existing building equipment over its native protocols, with no ripping out what's already there.
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Building Management
One dashboard for a building's systems: automation, energy, access and alerts.
What it does
The systems in a building, on one screen. Automation, energy use, access control and alerts stop being separate vendors' apps and become a single operational view.
In the box
- Automation and scheduling
- Energy monitoring
- Access control
- Alerts and incident log
- Multi-building overview
Every building system speaks its own language. None of them talk.
A modern building runs on a patchwork: HVAC, lighting, energy meters, access control, water pumps, cameras, each from a different vendor with its own panel. Facility teams walk the building to check things, energy waste goes unnoticed, and when something fails there's no single place that shows it. Nobody owns the whole picture.
The solution
One dashboard for everything inside the building.
Building Management brings a building's systems onto one screen: monitor and control HVAC, lighting, energy, pumps and access from anywhere, automate routines, and get alerted the moment anything faults. One source of truth for the facility team, and a clear view of where energy and money are going.
The hardware
Gateways that unify what's already installed.
Energy & utility metering
Connected meters track electricity, water and other utilities across the building.
Sensors & controls
Temperature, occupancy and equipment sensors, plus relays to control connected systems.
Edge reliability
Local control continues even if the internet drops, syncing when it returns.
The platform
Monitor, control and automate from anywhere.
Unified dashboard
Every connected system on one screen: status, readings and controls in real time.
Remote control
Switch and adjust HVAC, lighting and equipment from anywhere, on any device.
Energy monitoring
Track consumption across the building, spot waste, and report on usage and cost.
Automation & schedules
Rules and schedules that run systems automatically: switch off after hours, respond to occupancy.
Access & security view
Connected access control and camera status alongside everything else.
Fault & maintenance alerts
Instant alerts on equipment faults, with maintenance scheduling and history.
Multi-building management
Manage one building or a whole portfolio from one platform, with site-level and consolidated views.
Reports & dashboards
Energy, uptime, fault and usage reports for owners and facility teams.
Connect what's there. Control it from one place.
01
Connect the systems
Gateways link existing equipment and meters.
02
Bring it on screen
Every system surfaced on one dashboard.
03
Automate and control
Set schedules and rules, control remotely.
04
Stay ahead
Alerts on faults and waste before they become problems.
Built for the people who run the building.
Facility management companies
Managing building systems across one or many properties.
Commercial building owners
Offices, malls and hotels wanting control and energy savings.
Apartment & campus operators
Large residential and institutional sites with many systems.
Made for you
Fitted to your building and its systems.
Customised to your building
Your equipment, protocols, layout and automation rules. Set up around the systems you already have.
Works with what's installed
Connects existing equipment instead of forcing a rip-and-replace.
Pays for itself
Energy monitoring and automation cut waste you couldn't see before.
Yours to grow
Add systems, sensors and buildings as you expand; the platform scales with it.
Common questions
What systems does the dashboard bring together?
Automation and scheduling, energy monitoring, access control and an alerts and incident log, plus a multi-building overview, all on one screen.
Can it manage more than one building?
Yes. A multi-building overview lets a manager run several properties from a single operational view rather than separate vendor apps.
Does it alert on incidents?
Yes. Alerts and an incident log surface issues as they happen, so the building team responds before occupants notice.