Numbers with memory.
Energy, water, HVAC and air quality: analyzed per system, per floor and per room, against two full years of learned baselines. Switch systems below.
Six questions. Answers with addresses.
Performance Insights is where the twin keeps score. Six analytics domains, one discipline: every chart ends in a named place, a named machine, and — where money is leaking — a cost.
One method, six domains
Energy, water, pumps, HVAC, occupancy and air quality read from the same period — this day, yesterday, last week, last year or a custom range, and every view exports. One screen holds the whole domain: KPIs, trends, per-floor comparison and per-room breakdown.
Losses carry a price tag
Leak detection events arrive costed: excess consumption in kWh, the spike above normal, how long it has been running, and the estimated cost in SAR. An active leak on a named floor system reads differently when it is losing money on screen.
Every machine gets a verdict
The pump fleet is scored individually — health from Critical to Excellent, connectivity, flow against rated capacity, efficiency, vibration, temperature, runtime and maintenance windows. An overdue service shows up in red before it shows up as a failure.
Comfort is measured, not assumed
HVAC performance resolves into a comfort score, system efficiency against baseline, and a live count of active faults, with runtime and energy impact broken out per floor, so over-conditioning is as visible as under-cooling.
Space that earns its keep
Occupancy analytics track how the building is actually used — current headcount against capacity, the daily peak and when it lands, weekly averages and a space-utilization score that tells you which floors work and which just cost.
The air has an address
Air quality is ranked from Good to Severely Polluted — per floor, then per room, with the chemistry attached: CO₂, CO, HCHO, TVOC, PM2.5, temperature and humidity. The worst-performing area is named on arrival, and the zones requiring attention come as a ranked list.
Watch the building report in.
One continuous pass through all seven tabs, recorded from the live product: from the energy report and its costed leaks, through the machine and the room that need you next, to the return the building has produced.
See your operation, alive.
A live demonstration on a real building: your systems, your scale, your questions.