Platform / Integrations

What Edviro connects to

Edviro connects to the building controls, meters, utility bills and work-order systems you run today. You don’t replace anything, and nothing is installed before the first findings.

What systems does Edviro connect to?

Building management systems, modern and legacy, plus interval meters, utility bills, Green Button data and work-order systems. Edviro reads from these to detect and diagnose problems. Approved work goes into Edviro’s own work orders or into the CMMS you already use, and the outcome is read back to verify the fix.

How data moves

01

In

Modern BMS and legacy controls, interval meters, bills and Green Button data, and requests from staff through the app and by email.

02Human

Edviro

Edviro compares the data with a learned baseline and diagnoses the problem. A person approves the fix.

03

Out

Edviro work orders or your CMMS, updates on the technician’s phone, and M&V reports, budgets and the capital plan.

Building controls

Edviro reads modern BMS and legacy controls.

Niagara (Tridium)PelicanCarrier i-VuOther major BMS and BAS

Energy data

Meters and bills are enough for the first findings in week one.

Interval metersUtility bills with line-item tariffsGreen ButtonSolar export meters

Keep your CMMS or use ours

Replace

Use Edviro as your CMMS

Work orders, assets, inspections and mobile field workflows all run in Edviro. We import your lists and open work first.

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Connect

Keep your CMMS

Edviro sends the work into it and reads the outcome back. It connects to SchoolDude, FMX, AssetWorks and other major CMMS platforms.

For data center operators

Edviro runs on top of the DCIM and BMS you already have.

DCIMBMSEPMSPDU telemetry

Edviro connects to all major DCIM, EPMS and PDU systems over open protocols or APIs. Connections are read-only by default.

What Edviro can and can’t change

Read-only connectionsConnections are read-only by default. Nothing is written to the BMS without approval.
Approval before actionSchedule changes, setpoint changes, emails and work orders wait for a named reviewer.
Data handlingSOC 2 certification is in progress. We also offer zero data retention, air-gapped and on-premises deployments, and dedicated hosting regions, including the Middle East.

Getting started

The first findings come from utility bills and interval meter data. Nothing is installed.

Week 1: bills and meters

We start with your utility bills and interval meter data. That’s enough for the first findings.

Next: BMS, assets, work orders

Connecting BMS data, an asset list and a work-order export lets Edviro tie a problem to a piece of equipment and its repair history.

Then: expand

Add sites and modules once the first step has paid for itself.

Common questions

Do we need new hardware or a new BMS?

No. Edviro reads the meters, BMS and utility bills you already have.

Which BMS vendors do you support?

Niagara, Pelican, Carrier i-Vu and other major BMS and BAS vendors, modern and legacy.

Can we keep our CMMS?

Yes. Edviro sends work into it and reads the outcome back. It connects to SchoolDude, FMX, AssetWorks and other major CMMS platforms.

Does Edviro write to our building systems?

Only after a named person approves the change.

What if our system isn’t listed?

Ask us. Edviro works with all major systems, and we confirm the details for your site on the demo call.

Book a demo

See what Edviro finds in your buildings.

Pick a 30-minute slot and we’ll walk through your sites with you.

Book a demo

Or email founders@edviroenergy.com