Enertiv

Monitor equipment, reduce utility spend, and time maintenance to actual needs
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Start your day with a live map of every major system in your buildings—no clipboards, no guesswork. Open the operations dashboard to see equipment running status, health scores, and new alerts prioritized by impact on comfort, cost, and risk. Click into a chiller alert to review real-time trends, historical behavior, and recent work orders in one view. Acknowledge, add notes, and assign an on-site tech or vendor with a single action; the task includes recommended checks, parts, and safety steps. Track resolution in real time, attach photos, and verify the fix by watching the data settle. If tenant spaces are affected, link the alert to zones and push status updates to your team before it becomes a complaint.

Shift from calendar PMs to maintenance that fires when the equipment actually needs it. Build templates that trigger tasks from run-hours, start/stop counts, temperature deltas, vibration thresholds, or valve cycles. The platform auto-creates work at the right moment, not weeks early or days late. Technicians follow mobile checklists, log meter readings, and scan asset tags to capture proof of work. Parts usage and labor roll up automatically to the asset record, so you see true life-cycle cost. When the same issue repeats, promote it to a root-cause workflow and adjust setpoints, sequences, or PM steps. Use the resulting reliability data to prioritize replacements and defer capital where performance remains strong. more

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Features

  • Real-time monitoring of critical equipment and zones
  • Anomaly detection with prioritized alerting
  • Run-hour and condition-driven maintenance scheduling
  • Mobile work orders with guided checklists and asset tagging
  • Energy analytics, baselining, and M&V automation
  • Demand and leak alerts with cost impact estimates
  • Portfolio benchmarking and exception reporting
  • CapEx planning informed by reliability and life-cycle cost
  • Integrations with BMS, IoT, CMMS, and utility data sources
  • Role-based access, encryption, and audit trails
  • Data import, deduplication, and record reconciliation
  • Document capture (OCR) for bills, reports, and manuals
  • Data quality rules and governance workflows
  • APIs and exports for finance and BI tools
  • Tenant comfort linkage to system performance

How It’s Used

  • Facilities operator triaging prioritized alerts and dispatching vendors
  • Chief engineer shifting PMs to run-hour triggers and reducing unnecessary tasks
  • Energy manager identifying after-hours waste and verifying retrofit savings
  • Property manager preparing monthly owner reports with normalized utility data
  • Asset manager ranking replacements using reliability and life-cycle cost
  • Sustainability lead tracking emissions and documenting M&V for incentives
  • Commissioning agent validating sequences and catching short cycling
  • Finance team reconciling utility invoices with metered usage
  • Tenant services team monitoring comfort and preventing complaints
  • IT/OT admin consolidating data sources and enforcing access controls

Plans & Pricing

Enertiv

Custom

Digitized documentation
Asset tagging
Meter readings
Preventative maintenance
Inspections
Vendor management
Light-weight digital twin

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