Smart building
Unify Existing Building Systems Without Replacing Everything
Smart building programmes usually fail on cost, not ambition. An integration layer above what is already installed is a far shorter route than a rip-and-replace.
The business problem
Every vendor proposes replacing the others
A typical building runs systems from several eras and several vendors, each with its own console and none with a shared data model. Proposals to make the building "smart" usually begin with replacing a working system, which is why most such programmes never get past the business case.
The IntelliGrid approach
An operational layer, not a replacement programme
IntelliGrid connects to what is installed, normalises the data into one model, and adds AI and workflow above it. Systems are integrated progressively in the order that delivers operational value, and equipment is replaced on its own lifecycle rather than to enable integration.
Systems
What is typically brought together
Protocols and connectors are treated as integration possibilities confirmed during discovery, not guaranteed capability.
BMS and CCMS
Core plant alarms, status and telemetry.
SCADA
Industrial supervisory data where present.
Protocol gateways
BACnet and Modbus gateway routes where a direct interface is unavailable.
IoT sensing
Additional coverage for assets and spaces the BMS does not reach.
Energy meters
Main and sub-metering for operational and ESG reporting.
CCTV
Security events surfaced as operational incidents.
Access control
Door and permission events tied to work and occupancy.
Smart locks
Time-bound access issued against approved work orders.
Workflow
A staged integration
Business benefits
Connects with
Make the building you already have smarter
Share your system inventory and we will propose a staged integration sequence.