For commercial real estate
Condition the floors people use. Not the empty ones.
Edviro reads occupancy from the WiFi, BMS, and meters you have. It proposes HVAC and lighting schedule changes. Your team approves each one. Edviro verifies the load change on the meter.
No change is made until a named person approves it.
In practice
An empty wing should not cost a full floor.
Occupancy signal, approved action, verified result.
WiFi device counts fall to near zero at 6 pm. The zone stays in occupied mode.
Edviro proposes the setback and restore rule. Facilities approves it. The BMS applies it.
After-hours load is compared with the same-weekday baseline over five nights.
The approach
Built for the buildings people work in.
- Connects what is there: BMS, main meters, submeters, and the WiFi controllers on each floor.
- Occupancy-aware proposals: setbacks, restore rules, and pre-cooling, each with the evidence attached.
- Approval before action: a named person approves each schedule or setpoint change.
- Verified on the meter: each change is checked against the baseline and reported as measured load.
One playbook for the whole portfolio.
Each verified change feeds the capital plan: which buildings, systems, and retrofits pay back first, modeled from measured use.
Questions from operators
Commercial real estate FAQ
How does occupancy-based control work without new sensors?
Edviro reads occupancy from the WiFi controllers on each floor. It compares that with the HVAC and lighting mode of each zone. When the two disagree, it proposes a schedule change with the evidence attached. No new sensors are installed.
Does Edviro change setpoints or schedules on its own?
No. Edviro proposes. A named person on your team approves, edits, or rejects. Approved changes go through your BMS schedule. Each one is logged with who approved it and when.
Will setbacks affect tenant comfort?
Setbacks apply only to empty space. Your team sets the restore rule: first badge-in, first WiFi device, or a fixed time. If a zone fills early, the restore fires and the event is recorded.
What systems does Edviro connect to in a commercial building?
The BMS, main meters and submeters, and WiFi occupancy data. Work orders are native in Edviro or routed to your CMMS. Integration scope is confirmed system by system before a pilot.
How does Edviro reduce peak demand charges?
Edviro forecasts the daily peak from weather, occupancy, and load history. It proposes pre-cooling or load shifting ahead of the peak. Your team approves. The avoided demand is verified in the interval meter data.
How does Edviro help prioritize capital projects across a portfolio?
Verified changes and asset history build a model of each building. Retrofits, replacements, and controls upgrades are simulated against it and ranked by payback from your measured use.
See what Edviro finds in your buildings.
Connect your sites. Find the problems. Close the loop.