Any facility.
Complete intelligence.

Building management system integration across any vendor. Centralized visibility across your controllers, alarms, and schedules in a single view.

Apptimus connects to any building system through open and proprietary protocols. Your existing infrastructure stays in place. Nothing to replace.
All building data in one view. Energy and occupancy correlated in real time for decisions that reflect how your spaces are actually used.
An intelligence layer above your existing building systems, designed for the teams that run your facilities. When occupancy data meets building analytics, every team gains the visibility to operate across every vendor.

Your building systems stay in place. Apptimus connects through open and proprietary protocols, and your team gains unified analytics without replacing a single controller or endpoint.

Monitor all building systems from one dashboard, regardless of vendor. Fault detection and analytics update in real time so operations teams see conditions across the portfolio.

Building performance correlated with space utilization across your portfolio. Understand which assets run efficiently and how building data supports capital and sustainability planning.
From open protocol connectivity to portfolio analytics, the capabilities your operations teams rely on to manage building data across every vendor and site.

Connect via BACnet, Modbus, MQTT, and proprietary APIs. A driver library for major vendors and legacy systems.

One team takes you from design through commissioning. Tridium-certified, with single-vendor accountability.

Anomalies surface as they develop. Prioritized alerts help teams respond to the conditions that matter most.

Live building system data on interactive floor plans. Equipment health and conditions in full spatial context.

Building performance across every site from one view. Standardized reporting regardless of vendor or system age.

Every reading and setpoint change kept on file. Track energy trends, replay incidents, and pull reports anytime.
Building system data serves different teams in different ways. Operations need unified oversight, energy managers need consumption linked to occupancy, real estate teams need portfolio-wide visibility.
Building systems from multiple vendors in one view. Track performance and coordinate maintenance across sites without switching between separate vendor dashboards.

Occupancy and booking data linked to energy use. See where climate and lighting run without demand, and track the impact of scheduling changes across your portfolio.

Building performance correlated with space utilization across assets. See which buildings run efficiently and how data supports capital and sustainability planning.
Reads data from chillers, AHUs, and VAV units. Setpoints and schedules respond to occupancy.
Coordinates lighting and climate from shared occupancy signals. Both systems respond as one.
Monitors fire alarm panels and smoke detection. Events surface in the same operational view.
Track consumption across switchgear and distribution boards. Feeding energy analytics.
BMS metering data feeds energy analytics. Consumption tracked by floor, zone, and more.
Air quality sensors feed BMS ventilation responses. CO2 and VOC levels stay in range.
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A building management system monitors and controls a facility's core mechanical and electrical infrastructure. It manages HVAC, lighting, fire safety, and power distribution from a centralized interface. Most commercial offices, hospitals, and data centers rely on at least one.
Building management system integration connects vendor systems into one analytics layer. Rather than replacing infrastructure, it adds intelligence above what exists. The result is centralized visibility across vendors, plus the ability to correlate performance with occupancy.
Protocols include BACnet, Modbus, and MQTT, covering most commercial building systems. Proprietary APIs extend reach to legacy controllers from Honeywell, Siemens, Johnson Controls, Schneider Electric, and ABB. A driver library ensures older and newer systems connect reliably.
A building management system monitors core infrastructure. Building automation emphasizes automated responses and rule-based control. In practice they overlap. Integration connects to both, so the distinction matters less when the goal is unified visibility across systems.
Integration links occupancy and booking data to climate and lighting controls. When spaces sit empty, heating and cooling scale back. Over time, correlating actual usage with energy consumption reveals where scheduling adjustments deliver greatest reduction in operating costs.
Yes. Integration connects above existing controllers through standard protocols and proprietary APIs. Current infrastructure stays in place. It reads data from installed systems and adds analytics and cross-system correlation without hardware replacement or reconfiguration.
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