BMS data assessment
Know what your building data can support before you automate more.
A paid, one-time assessment for property and energy teams working with fragmented BMS, meter and sensor data.
We inspect what is available, how reliable it is, and which improvement opportunities are financially relevant. The outcome is a decision, not another dashboard.
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A BMS can be well programmed and still drift.
Occupancy, schedules, equipment, sensors, energy prices and manual overrides change. The recurring problem is often not missing control logic, but the absence of continuous verification.
We examine the signals that explain the building's response: outdoor conditions and forecasts, whole-building and submetered energy, heating or cooling power, indoor conditions, historical setpoints and the thermal delay between an action and its effect.
We start with a snapshot because integration, access and connector maintenance are real delivery costs. The assessment makes those costs and opportunities visible before a longer commitment.
What you receive
A usable map of the building’s data and next actions.
- Structured point and data-source inventory
- Data-quality and history assessment
- Normalized view of BMS, meter, weather and operational signals
- Review of thermal response, setpoints, supply and return temperatures
- Energy-price, peak-demand and forecast-data readiness check
- Detected operational issues and data gaps
- Preliminary financial opportunity range
- Integration options, access requirements and third-party costs
- A clear recommendation: stop, repair, pilot or connect continuously
The sequence
Snapshot → Normalize → Diagnose → Prove value
If the technical and economic case is strong, the next stage is a connected service for continuous monitoring and predictive optimization. If it is not, you have a clear stop or repair decision.
No universal savings promise
Start with evidence from your building.
Savings potential depends on the building, data quality, operating profile and current level of optimization. We will show what can reasonably be tested next.
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