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BMS & smart buildings

Your building, in context.

See the property, the connected systems and the conditions that need attention. The Hapis BMS Suite brings operational information into views that facilities teams can use on site and across a portfolio.

Discuss your building

Where do you need a clearer view?

Illustrative building · not a client property or live systemThe scene explains equipment locations. Actual points and interfaces depend on the installation.

Plant room

Locate shared equipment and the available installation readings. Connect each point to the plant it describes.

Meters

Trace electricity and water readings to their source meter, property and zone.

Air handling

Understand the connected HVAC equipment and the conditions within the spaces it serves.

Occupancy

Relate configured room or occupancy information to its zone and operational purpose.

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01 / Portfolio

A property portfolio

Start with the sites you manage. Move into a building to see its systems, meters and equipment, with access matched to each administrator's responsibilities.

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02 / Building

A working building

Bring shared plant, utility readings and configured alarms together. Give your team a place to investigate a condition without moving between separate equipment interfaces.

Explore this scope
03 / System

A particular system

Begin with the meters, pumps, room-energy controls or other equipment behind a specific operational question. A focused first scope can be more useful than connecting every available point.

Explore this scope

Follow the information back to the equipment

A consumption graph matters more when you can identify the meter behind it. An alarm becomes more useful when its location, timing and equipment context are clear. A generator view can bring together the readings available from that particular installation.

We organise the connected points by property, zone and system, then shape dashboards around what the team needs to check. Depending on your installation, the scope can include electrical equipment, HVAC, lighting, water and pumping, environmental readings or selected status information from other building systems.

Existing fire and life-safety systems retain their dedicated functions. Information displayed in a BMS supports the facilities team's view; it does not replace those systems.

Local operation. Central visibility. The modules you need.

The suite has six products with different jobs. They are selected around your site, rather than added as a compulsory package.

On site

Select the local modules your equipment and team require.

Compatible equipment
Data connections
Authorised Watch-to-equipment commands
Optional modules

Optional cloud layer

Central access for the agreed sites and users.

↔ Data connections

Optional audience views

Administrator and visitor experiences have separate access rules.

Selected module

Hapis Watch

Give the on-site team a live monitoring view, with authorised control where the equipment and agreed scope support it.

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Hapis Edge
Collect and process readings from connected equipment on site.
Hapis Watch
Give the on-site team a live monitoring view, with authorised control where the equipment and agreed scope support it.
Hapis Monitor
Examine equipment history and behaviour to support maintenance decisions. Predictive analysis depends on suitable history and data quality.
Hapis Online
Bring the agreed sites into a central cloud view, with storage, reporting and connections scoped to your requirements.
Hapis Watch Mobile
Give administrators phone access to operational information and notifications for configured alarms.
Hapis Play
Share selected property information with visitors and guests through a separate audience-facing experience.

Local monitoring, cloud access, mobile notifications and equipment control have distinct requirements. We define and test each part included in your deployment, including what happens when connectivity changes.

Monitoring and control are different decisions

Monitoring

collect a reading, show its context and help someone decide what needs attention.

Control

send an authorised command to compatible equipment under agreed operating rules.

You can begin with monitoring. Control is assessed against the installed interfaces, permissions and safety arrangements. Connections to maintenance software can also be assessed where suitable interfaces are available, with the information exchanged and any job creation agreed separately.

Different properties. Different operational priorities.

Explore the individual projects to see their scope. A mall's tenant utilities, a resort's room energy and a portfolio's central view call for different connections and reporting priorities.

BMS & smart buildings

Bring us the building question

What is difficult to see today? Which equipment is involved? Who needs the information, and what should happen when a condition changes?

Share those priorities, along with any equipment lists or drawings, in your project brief. We survey the available points and interfaces, validate a representative connection and define a practical first deployment. Support coverage and response arrangements are agreed with that scope.