Smart Building Software Development

Integration platform connecting your existing building hardware to a unified data layer. HVAC controllers, smart lighting systems, access control panels, occupancy sensors, smart meters, and water monitoring devices -- each communicates in its own protocol (BACnet, Modbus, MQTT, REST APIs). We build the normalisation layer that translates each device's data format into a consistent schema the platform can act on. For building operators with a mix of hardware generations and manufacturers, this unified layer is the foundation for every other capability. New sensor types and device categories can be added to the integration layer without rebuilding the platform.

Real-time energy consumption dashboards showing consumption by floor, zone, and building system -- HVAC, lighting, and plug load broken out separately where sub-metering supports it. Baseline profiles built from historical consumption data by time of day, day of week, and occupancy level. Anomaly detection that alerts building managers when consumption deviates from the expected baseline -- catching equipment faults and wasteful operation before they appear on the utility bill. Automated setpoint adjustment rules: HVAC setpoints shift when occupancy sensors show a floor is empty, lighting schedules adjust to daylight hours, standby equipment powers down outside core hours. ESG reporting output for commercial property operators tracking carbon footprint and energy intensity metrics.

Space utilisation reporting by floor and zone using occupancy sensor data -- showing average utilisation by hour, day, and week against designed capacity. Peak hour analysis identifying when different areas of the building reach capacity and when they are consistently underused. Desk and meeting room utilisation rates with comparison across floors and building types. Capacity planning reports for property managers making decisions about floor plate reconfiguration or lease negotiations with tenants. Heatmap visualisations showing which zones are heavily used and which are consistently empty. Data exported in standard formats for inclusion in building performance reports or investor data packs.

Tenant-facing mobile app covering the daily interactions building occupants have with their workspace. Desk booking with floor plan view and filter by amenity type -- sit-stand desks, quiet zones, collaboration areas. Meeting room reservation with real-time availability, capacity display, and AV equipment inventory. Visitor management -- tenants pre-register visitors who receive a digital access pass and are automatically notified when their visitor arrives at reception. Issue reporting with photo upload, category selection, and status tracking so tenants know when their issue has been assigned and resolved. Community feed for building-wide announcements, events, and news from the building management team. White-labelled with the building or landlord brand.

Sensor-triggered maintenance alerts based on equipment performance data rather than a fixed schedule. HVAC units with temperature or pressure readings deviating from normal operating ranges generate a maintenance alert before the equipment fails. Lifts with anomalous vibration or cycle count data flagged for inspection before a breakdown occurs. Service history per asset linked to sensor data so the maintenance team can see the relationship between past interventions and current performance. Contractor dispatch workflow integrated with the alert system -- the right contractor receives the job details automatically when an alert is generated. Compliance tracking for statutory inspection schedules mapped against the asset register.

Portfolio-level operations dashboard for building managers and property operators overseeing multiple buildings. Active alerts by building and by category -- energy anomaly, occupancy threshold, maintenance overdue, access control event. Building health score per property based on alert frequency, energy performance, and occupancy utilisation. Compliance checklist showing the status of statutory inspections, fire safety checks, and certification renewals across the portfolio. ESG reporting dashboard pulling energy intensity, carbon emissions, and water consumption data into the format required for GRESB, BREEAM, or investor reporting. Single login across the full portfolio rather than separate logins for each building's individual BMS.