Fault Detection and Diagnostics

  • Real-time equipment monitoring: continuously monitors equipment performance in real-time, detecting any anomalies that may indicate a problem.

  • Equipment and system diagnosis: provides detailed information about the underlying causes of the issue and potential solutions.

  • Alerts and notifications: sends notifications to facility managers, maintenance teams, or other relevant personnel when issues arise.

  • Historical trend analysis: uses historical data to identify patterns and trends that may indicate potential equipment or system failures in the future.

  • Integration with Building Management Systems (BMS): integrates with BMS systems to automatically detect and diagnose faults in building systems, including HVAC, lighting, and electrical systems.

Service Management

  • Work order management: creates and tracks work orders for maintenance activities, including equipment repairs, preventive maintenance, and asset management.

  • Service request management: streamlines the process for submitting and managing service requests.

  • Asset management: tracks and manages all assets in the facility, including equipment, tools, and vehicles.

  • Inventory management: manages inventory levels of spare parts and supplies required for maintenance activities.

  • Contractor management: tracks the performance and service history of contractors and vendors, ensuring timely and effective maintenance.

Prescriptive Recommendations

  • Energy efficiency analysis: uses data analytics to analyze energy consumption patterns and identify potential areas for improvement.

  • Cost-benefit analysis: provides cost-benefit analysis for each potential improvement, helping facility managers to prioritize investments based on ROI.

  • Actionable recommendations: provides clear, actionable recommendations to improve energy efficiency and reduce operating costs.

  • Measurement and Verification (M&V): provides ongoing measurement and verification of energy savings to ensure the effectiveness of implemented improvements.

Predictive Maintenance

  • Equipment failure prediction: uses historical data to predict when equipment is likely to fail and proactively schedules maintenance to avoid downtime.

  • Asset lifecycle management: tracks the lifecycle of assets, predicting when they will need maintenance, repairs, or replacement.

  • Condition-based maintenance: uses sensors and other monitoring technologies to track the condition of equipment and trigger maintenance activities based on real-time data.

  • Work order automation: automates the creation and assignment of work orders for maintenance activities, reducing administrative workload for maintenance teams.