Private-sector building owner
Private-sector building owner
You decide quickly and you live with your decision
For you, every decision is an investment trade-off. The building and its lifecycle are the same as for a public-sector owner. You contract directly and do not wait for a contract to come up for renewal. You often operate your own buildings, in which case the documentation passes between two of your own departments. You expect a return that goes beyond compliance. The legal constraint applies to you just as it does to public-sector owners: from 1,000 m² of non-residential floor area, the reduction targets of the décret tertiaire (French Tertiary Decree) and annual reporting are mandatory.
Real estate companies, owner-operators, industrial companies, corporate real estate teams, asset managers: you want to know where to act, for what gain and how to verify it afterwards.
The model
The building described once, exhaustively, in a model that every phase of its life reads.
Situations
Costs you did not choose
- A fault comes to light through a complaint and drift through the bill
Energy and discomfort are paid for over weeks and maintenance chases breakdowns. Rules that run continuously name the fault (equipment, symptom, probable cause, since when). An energy baseline that allows for weather and occupancy brings the drift to light. The diagnosis can then arrive before the complaint.
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- Investment decided without measurement
Saying what to renovate and verifying the gain that was claimed. The audit starts from what the building measures. A before/after comparison under equal conditions shows what the work actually changed.
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- Every site costs as much as the first
When every tool re-enters the building, a service ends up being paid for twice. A building described once, exhaustively and openly, takes on later services without the data being rebuilt.
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Benefits
Decisions based on facts
See it sooner
The fault is known before the complaint and the drift before the bill. A detection capability for your teams or your contractors to act on.
Prioritize on the facts
Rank the sites in a portfolio by their deviation from baseline to choose where to act first.
Data independent of the building operator
Verification that starts from what the sensors measure.
A portfolio that remains yours
Model, data, histories and configuration stay with you, so the portfolio can still be taken over and audited by someone else.
Let's talk about a site in your portfolio
Tell us which one and what you hope to gain there. The demo will start from there.