Keep repairs, invoices, photos, and service history connected to each piece of equipment—even when contractors change.
A 3D site map connects your building to its equipment. Help a technician locate a unit, its thermostat, and the space it serves.
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Find a unit’s thermostat in the space, or scan the thermostat to locate its unit in the 3D view. Spend less time tracing wires.
Help technicians and new building engineers locate VAV boxes, fan-powered boxes (FPBs), and their room temperature sensors—including every sensor in an averaging group, where applicable.
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Where applicableShow the VAV or FPB’s location in the 3D view, too.
Find associated units and sensors.
Including multiple averaging sensors, where applicable.Example connection · Premium 3D View
Technicians scan that unit’s own durable QR badge to open its equipment record. The right information is there when work begins.
The badge connects the physical equipment to the same lasting record.
See what stays with it
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One physical unit. One connected record.
Service notes, findings, photos, documents, and recorded charges stay together. Your building team can review past work and plan the next visit with context.
During setup, we import your existing invoices and match them to equipment. Unclear matches are reviewed with you.
Failed compressor contactor found. Unit isolated pending the approved repair and replacement part.
Filters replaced, drains cleared, and belt tension adjusted.
Fan motor replaced. Operation verified and asset returned to service.
Fictional recorded visits · Documents shown as examples
Replacing a unit doesn’t erase its history. Find it in Retired equipment on your dashboard, with its service visits, invoices, photos, and notes still together.
Go back anytime to see what went wrong, what was tried, and why it was replaced—even after the unit is gone.
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Repeated compressor failures. Replacement approved after reviewing the repair history.
Unit retired. Record preserved.
Illustrated dashboard · Fictional replacement exampleBuilt for HVAC, generators, pumps, and other facility equipment.
The Sites page brings buildings and recorded equipment condition together. Engineers can choose four priority BMS readings per site and open the site’s BMS login.
With site-specific setup, a read-only BMS email feed groups alarms with active or returned-to-normal states and timestamps. Acknowledge and reset alarms in the BMS. BMS passwords are never stored or autofilled.